By now, nearly everyone is familiar with the incredible debacle of the sales and marketing group at Anheuser Busch. It has been the lead story for weeks and involves an advertising campaign featuring a Transsexual spokesperson. More recently, another major US Corporation, Target, has found itself embroiled in a similar predicament over the feature of transsexual items in the children's section of their stores.What is impressive is how these two giant corporations, both of whom build their franchise by catering to the whims and wishes of the American Public, got it so wrong.

By now, nearly everyone is familiar with the incredible debacle of the sales and marketing group at Anheuser Busch. It has been the lead story for weeks and involves an advertising campaign featuring a Transsexual spokesperson. More recently, another major US Corporation, Target, has found itself embroiled in a similar predicament over the feature of transsexual items in the children's section of their stores.What is impressive is how these two giant corporations, both of whom build their franchise by catering to the whims and wishes of the American Public, got it so wrong.

By now, nearly everyone is familiar with the incredible debacle of the sales and marketing group at Anheuser Busch. It has been the lead story for weeks and involves an advertising campaign featuring a Transsexual spokesperson. More recently, another major US Corporation, Target, has found itself embroiled in a similar predicament over the feature of transsexual items in the children's section of their stores.What is impressive is how these two giant corporations, both of whom build their franchise by catering to the whims and wishes of the American Public, got it so wrong.

By now, nearly everyone is familiar with the incredible debacle of the sales and marketing group at Anheuser Busch. It has been the lead story for weeks and involves an advertising campaign featuring a Transsexual spokesperson. More recently, another major US Corporation, Target, has found itself embroiled in a similar predicament over the feature of transsexual items in the children's section of their stores.What is impressive is how these two giant corporations, both of whom build their franchise by catering to the whims and wishes of the American Public, got it so wrong.

Today, you and I are on the opposite side of that road. Few people I know are willing to stay in a home long enough to pay off the mortgage, and few even have that goal. Debt has become a way of life for most, from car payments to credit cards, health insurance, and, yes, mortgage payments; life is an endless list of "bills due."

Today, you and I are on the opposite side of that road. Few people I know are willing to stay in a home long enough to pay off the mortgage, and few even have that goal. Debt has become a way of life for most, from car payments to credit cards, health insurance, and, yes, mortgage payments; life is an endless list of "bills due."

Today, you and I are on the opposite side of that road. Few people I know are willing to stay in a home long enough to pay off the mortgage, and few even have that goal. Debt has become a way of life for most, from car payments to credit cards, health insurance, and, yes, mortgage payments; life is an endless list of "bills due."

Today, you and I are on the opposite side of that road. Few people I know are willing to stay in a home long enough to pay off the mortgage, and few even have that goal. Debt has become a way of life for most, from car payments to credit cards, health insurance, and, yes, mortgage payments; life is an endless list of "bills due."

Technology, the leading sector economically and financially, is experiencing massive layoffs. Since the beginning of the year, Tech Companies have laid off nearly 200K workers, by far the most significant adjustment in employment that we've seen in this sector in recent memory.

Technology, the leading sector economically and financially, is experiencing massive layoffs. Since the beginning of the year, Tech Companies have laid off nearly 200K workers, by far the most significant adjustment in employment that we've seen in this sector in recent memory.