Top Stories--August 28-September 1
Here are the top ten stories most "opened" by readers last week. (1) The most controversial book of the decade on leasing. (This week Leasing News will have a book review on Jeff Taylor's latest, (2) Sunrise Closing its Doors/King retiring (A reader sent us a question which leads to this exclusive story and interview. The great majority of our "inside stories" come directly from readers. Thank you.) (3) Sales Makes it Happen—by Linda P. Kester http://www.leasingnews.org/archives/August%202006/08-30-06.htm#sales (A follow-up from her previous column. Of all the trainers, she appears to have the largest following, is the most read. She ended this article : This issue did touch a nerve. Other questions I received included: 1. If the funder gets their yield what do they care how much I get on top of that? I'll address each of the above questions in a subsequent article. Again, if you have an opinion on this subject be sure to e-mail me at Linda@lindakester.com
(As the late and great San Francisco Columnist, and a good friend, Herb Caen (4) Cartoon—Leasing Brokers' Wedding (5) Archives-August 30, 2000---Manifest is Sold (signed by Troy Molitor, Brian Bjella, Brad Peterson (6) Leasing 102--by Terry Winders, CLP (7) FASB: Revamping Ancient Leasing Standards (8) Key Equipment names Jeff Enoch Vice President (9) Two Viewpoints: Evergreen Leases (This subject is not going to go away. Such contracts should be illegal in every state, not just two. When the industry cannot control its ethics, the government steps in and laws are created--from the meat industry, child labor laws, and to tricks by unscrupulous sales techniques.) (10) Story Credit Up-Dated Kit Menkin, editor
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