Welcome to the Carnival of the Capitalists
February 5th, 2007 | by mbhunter |Greetings everyone! Thanks for coming to this week’s Carnival of the Capitalists! Without further ado, here we go!
- Fire your deadbeat clients to increase your profits. Elaboration on the Small Business Buzz.
- Free Money Finance has a post on making the most out of the money you have.
- The New Business World expounds on the power of positive communications in business.
- “Socially-minded corporations are what inspire me to continue reading, writing and learning about sustainability,” says Green Rising in a post on going green and getting rich.
- The Acton Institute PowerBlog provides a thought experiment on a government-enforced monopoly.
- Could Congress shut down your blog? Check out what Debt Free thinks.
- The Epicurean Dealmaker has some choice words to relay about CEOs.
- Jon Swift wants to lower the minimum wage. An interesting read.
- The AntiSyphus Effect with a good-length post explaining five employee pits of despair.
- Here’s a short and sweet post on networking and matchmaking from Instigator Blog.
- Getting Green gives a mixed review of Grand Yield Direct’s online savings account.
- InsureBlog comments on a USA Today piece on vanishing health insurance coverage.
- Money Walks wants to capitalize rather than debtalize.
- The Digerati Life has already jumped to Web 3.0, and it’s smarter and spookier.
- Biotechs are actually gaining on pharmaceutical companies. BioHealth Investor explains.
- Software Project Management appreciates support teams that actively solicit feedback.
- David Maister answers a reader’s question about trends in business development in professional businesses.
- Searchlight Crusade crunches some numbers to determine the cost of waiting to buy a home.
- Trusted Advisor talks about the trust-democracy-capitalism trifecta.
- Wise Bread passes on an article on the connection between food and personal finance.
- James Logan delves into quality advice, guidance, and success from a B2B copywriting perspective.
- Creating a business blog to build your customer relationships is a good thing to do, says Blog Business World.
- The Costco CEO endorses a higher minimum wage. (Maybe Boring Made Dull should chat with Jon Swift!)
- Sox First doesn’t see the point of the World Economic Forum.
- Small Business Trends describes five shopping trends for 2007.
- Electric blue voluntaryXchange wonders about Super Bowl advertising.
- Breaking the Shackles thinks that subprime lenders have gone too far.
- Business Pundit says that the key to being a good leader is to be flagrantly biased and to show overt favoritism. (Just kidding.)
- Slow Leadership challenges its readers to see what their actions say.
- Making Montana Memories shares a recipe for perseverance and passion.
- Rick Sincere wonders if income inequality is a real worry.
- Big Picture Small Office on falling off the rumor mill.
- A huge list of tips to financial prosperity, courtesy of Debt Consolidation Lowdown.
- Roth & Company alerts us to pushes for tax-funded subsidies for making movies in Iowa. (Wow.)
- EconBrowser wonders where a 3.5% annualized GDP growth rate came from for 4Q 2006.
- “Ethanol cannot move by pipeline, and is shaping up as an important source of traffic for railroads,” says Photon Courier.
- Scatterbox tells marketing departments to work harder if they’re not in the clink.
- And finally, Quartz Mountain has a piece on the return on investment of business blogs.
Thanks everyone for reading! I hope you enjoy your stay at Mighty Bargain Hunter! It’s been a pleasure hosting the carnival. Check here for more information on the Carnival of the Capitalists.

9 Responses to “Welcome to the Carnival of the Capitalists”
By Andy on Feb 5, 2007 | Reply
Thanks for hosting!
By hgstern on Feb 5, 2007 | Reply
Great job…Thank you for hosting!
By Dave Tufte on Feb 5, 2007 | Reply
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By Kimberly on Feb 7, 2007 | Reply
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