Across the Keyboard

It seems like a new smartphone/tablet/e-reader/watch/time machine is introduced every month, which makes products for earlier models seem outdated to users. That custom iPhone 3 case isn’t giving many impressions at the bottom of a junk drawer, now is it?

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The Swing of Things

Playing golf is hard. Fortunately, selling golf is nothing like playing it. You don’t need to master any fancy tricks or learn any confusing lingo. All you need is some basic knowledge on popular gear and proven sales strategies. Here are eight tips to get you started.

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The State of Real Estate

The United States real estate market has had a slow recovery since the recession, but consumers are finally interested in buying again—which means Realtors and property managers need to start attracting them.

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Preferential Treatment

The American-made comeback has strengthened with criticisms of foreign-made products making headlines. U.S. manufacturing offers many benefits, such as job creation, safer working conditions and stricter environmental regulations.

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Putting Pretty

Golf apparel has come a long way since a simple cotton men’s polo. Now, the category is as complex and diverse as any other, full of its own distinctive features, decoration strategies, and style offerings for both men and women.

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Tax Reform Proposal Would Slash Advertising Deductions

U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Mich.), the chairman of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Ways and Means, released the Tax Reform Act of 2014, the latest draft aimed to update and simplify America’s tax code, Wednesday. While he recommended lowering tax rates for many individuals and businesses, he also advised cutting the deduction for advertising expenses in half with the other portion amortized over 10 years.

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