From: CNN on Sun, Jul 17 2011 3:13 AM

CNN’s Don Lemon talks to Warren Ballentine about the "People's Economic Movement" campaign.

From: Yahoo! Finance on Tue, May 24 2011 12:56 PM

Former speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich calls himself the "people’s candidate." But what will he bring to the business community if elected President?

From: CNBC on Tue, May 24 2011 11:23 AM

Former speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich calls himself the "people’s candidate." But what will he bring to the business community if elected President?

From: FOX Business on Fri, Oct 08 2010 3:19 PM

FBN’s Connell McShane on the government mistakenly sending thousands of checks to dead people.

From: BNN on Sun, Jun 13 2010 2:45 PM

On Other People’s Money, a 20-year-old investor tells BNN how young investors can get involved in the markets and why he likes Canadian mining stocks. BNN speaks to Grant Van Den Heuvel, retail investor.

From: BNN on Sun, Jun 13 2010 2:41 PM

On Other People’s Money, a former ship captain who runs a B.C.-based shipping consultancy explains how he insulated his portfolio during times of market volatility. BNN speaks to Stephen Cutler, retail investor.

From: BNN on Sun, Jun 13 2010 2:36 PM

On Other People’s Money, a 29-year-old researcher at Carleton University tells BNN how he's setting himself up for a lifetime of investing success. BNN speaks to Nick Watson, retail investor.

From: 5min.com on AOL on Wed, Jun 09 2010 2:49 PM

BNET walks you through some key tips that Steve Jobs uses to inspire his audiences.

From: FT.com on Thu, May 06 2010 7:41 AM

National People’s Congress closes

From: Sympatico/MSN on Mon, Feb 22 2010 4:56 PM

On Other People’s Money, an investor who added to his positions throughout the market meltdown tells BNN about the investing strategy that he hopes will put his two children through university. BNN speaks to Tom Sandell, retail investor.

From: Sympatico/MSN on Wed, Feb 17 2010 5:35 PM

On Other People’s Money, former high school teacher Eugene Dionne tells BNN how studying and persistence can pay off not only in school, but in investing too.

From: Sympatico/MSN on Tue, Feb 16 2010 5:09 PM

On Other People’s Money, Toronto-based retail investor Al Scornaienchi, tells BNN why there are no shortcuts when doing your investment homework.

From: Sympatico/MSN on Wed, Feb 10 2010 4:40 PM

On Other People’s Money, a loading dock worker tells BNN about the strategies and stocks he hopes will get him through retirement. BNN speaks to Rick Volman, retail investor.

From: Stanford ECorner on Thu, Nov 05 2009 6:21 PM

The first is people are everything to a startup. People say it’s the technology, it's the market opportunity. Forget it. It really is how great is the team that you can hire and how well they work together, and that will matter so much more than what technology you have, and that has been p...

From: Stanford ECorner on Thu, Nov 05 2009 6:17 PM

People first is about encouraging people to grow and evolve. It’s about people. I was talking to Eduardo Elsztain, who spoke the first day. And I was talking about this, and he said, "We're a people first organization." He was just realizing that. He was saying, "I basically have ...

From: Stanford ECorner on Thu, Nov 05 2009 6:14 PM

People, people, people. It just turns out to be, business is simple. It’s all about people. And then people do the right things. You have to give them guidance and you have to have ideas, and you have to have all sorts of things to be successful. But the most important thing is to have the right...

From: Stanford ECorner on Thu, Nov 05 2009 6:14 PM

I don’t know how many of you really love to interview people. Is that something you get up every morning and say, "I'd really love to go have to hire someone new, an assistant or salesperson, a product manufacturer, or a product manager?" So we always want the person to be the right person....

From: Stanford ECorner on Thu, Nov 05 2009 6:14 PM

I think the number one thing in having a great entrepreneurial career is working with great people. It may seem incredibly obvious. You are surrounded by a lot great people here at Stanford and when you think of a lot the entrepreneurial success stories that have come out of this university - Yah...

From: Stanford ECorner on Thu, Nov 05 2009 6:05 PM

Mandelbaum suggests that one should surround themselves with really great people in order to bolster their chances of success. But how can we meet these people? She explains that you can meet people anywhere, from Border’s to the supermarket. You never know where a valuable relationshi...

From: iTunes on Tue, May 05 2009 1:23 AM

I wonder how different Twitter’s new user retention rate would be if people stopped asking people to "follow" them and instead invited people to connect on Twitter? Also, be careful how you use handles that are GroupTweet enabled. Featured Groups: CelticNation, ConquerMultipleSclerosis, and Fair...