Tag: Workplace

A Wells Fargo survey reveals that a growing majority of small-business owners do not plan to retire before age 65.   

If you sit at a desk, in meetings, or in a car most of your work day, you should know that the longer you sit, the shorter your...

If you’re a small business owner - and many advisers are - odds are you’re pretty happy about that decision. 

Over the weekend, I reacquainted myself with that episode of the HBO miniseries “John Adams” titled “Independence.” 

Benefit brokers continue to claim the largest share of voluntary and worksite sales compared to other producer segments, according to new research.

While most surveyed registered investment advisers (RIAs) said succession planning is important to their clients, less than half of RIAs have a formal plan.

Depending on your definition of quality of life, Raleigh, North Carolina might be just what the doctor ordered for your small business.

Thanks to being glued to a computer screen and enjoying those office cocktail parties, many workers have packed on a few pounds since their last job.

Putting in long hours? That could lead to heart problems, a new study suggests.

The latest whitepaper from Charles Schwab Advisor Services tackles how registered investment advisers (RIAs) can recruit the growing number of advisers going independent.

As the workplace becomes increasingly mobile, smartphones have become indispensable to many owners of small and medium-sized businesses, according to a new survey.

Many Baby Boomers plan to continue working in retirement, and not just to make ends meet, but to keep physically and mentally energized.

Bank of America (BofA) said it will enter into human resources partnerships with Hewitt Associates and Plateau Systems, beginning in 2011.

Some of America’s craziest cities might come as a surprise.

Three female financial advisers have filed a lawsuit charging gender discrimination at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

A recent study found that many Americans, particularly in some ethnic groups, are kept awake by problems such as financial concerns.

It seems there are plenty of bosses who might not mind if you watch some NCAA March Madness in the office.