Monthly Archives: November 2010

November 23rd, 2010 by: Yardena Arar Travel used to be about getting away from it all, but these days even leisure travelers don’t want to leave the Web and their smartphones, tablets, or laptops behind. And staying powered up and…
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November 24th, 2010 by: Maura Schreir-Fleming What comes to mind when you think of Thanksgiving? Is it family, food and football? Maybe you can live without the football. I know I can. But the other two are the reasons I…
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by: Joan Voight Word of mouth is probably the best form of marketing there is. Now e-mail and social sites such as Facebook and Twitter make a good thing even better. If someone wants to tell people about your business,…
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This week we are featuring the article “Using Your Customers to Drive Your Marketing”. As a member of the so-called technology generation, I can relate to the customers being described in the article. If I like something, I’ll “like” it…
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November 14th, 2010 by: Hannah Seligson A few years ago, Kimberly Palmer, the personal finance columnist for US News & World Report, decided to write a money guide for young women. She planned to give advice on saving, investing…
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November 9th, 2010 It has long been argued that women law partners are paid less than men in those positions, mostly because family commitments make them less productive. According to a new study, the evidence does not support that argument….
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Hey Ladies! My name is Christa Coronado. I’m a Theology and English major at Georgetown University and I’m currently the Editorial Assistant here at Washington Women’s Weekly. Originally from Buffalo, NY, I came to DC to pursue my B.A….
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After reading this week’s articles about women lawyers making less than men, I was a little discouraged to say the least. After years of progress, we still seem so far behind. It’s hard to believe that equal pay hasn’t been…
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These technology developments and trends will transform how your business does business. Entrepreneur Magazine November 2010 by: Jonathan Blum Pesky thing, tomorrow. Day after day, it shows up and brings technological innovation that alters the best-laid plans of every business…
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AFP November 12th, 2010 WASHINGTON (AFP) – – A US study out Thursday suggests that people spend about half of their time thinking about being somewhere else, or doing something other than what they are doing, and this perpetual act…
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