What can I expect as a business owner in 2009 and after?

Posted October 19th, 2009 in General

My good friend and respected business consultant and educator Chris Banescu has published an elightening article The Assault on American Business.

Chris’s in-depth article examines the five greatest threats to American business and the utterly terrifying consequences to our economy as a result of current government policy and proposed legislation.

Chris has a comprehensive blogsite chock full of useful and insightful information for those interested in the politics of our day, particularly as it relates to what I call the cramdown of US business and our personal freedoms in today’s times.

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