Bizcovering

A rhetorical analysis of a poster seen in theatres advertising the movie Disturbia. The analysis draws a correlation of the image and an argument against violence on television.

An attempt to unravel the uses and abuses of the theory of utilitarianism. It is interesting to see how the Ford Motor company fared with this case.

An article describing the soon to be New Millennium Internet, allowing Work-at-home for many if not most, Education that works and creates astonishing students; health infrastructure that gets consumers health-smart, and keeps them that way, Entertainment of every type and description,and much, much more.

If it’s too good to be true, it usually is. When you see the same store advertising a new kind of sale every weekend or two, it’s easy to question the validity of their so-called “bargains.”.

Investors live by the ability to make educated guesses about the environment surrounding particular lucrative opportunities.

A look how Big Business has caused our economic woes.

Ethics seems to emphasize the extreme poles of moral rectitude (and lack of moral rectitude). Human acts are either good or bad. But, how are we to deal with the shades of gray between the good and the bad?

We are in this mess because the banks and lending institution have encouraged excessive behavior with no accountability.

Money is everthing. A very productive way to earn money is to invest on precious metals.

You can get a grant for for-profit businesses.