On the Job with Richie Grantham (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)

Whether you're running a security company or sign business, it's all about customer service.

Homestead's rise in crime sparking changes (Miami Herald)

Joseph Andrulonis' town house in the Venetia Groves community could be best described as a small-scale version of Fort Knox. His three-bedroom home is equipped with separate alarms and cameras for each window, a Brinks alarm system that dials the police and 17 weapons in case anyone manages to get in.

It fakes a thief (Bradenton Herald)

You might expect a tightwad like me to recommend a cheap home security device. Guilty as charged. Spending $1,000 or more on a real burglar alarm seems like overkill when you can get the job done for much less with good locks and a few fakes.

'Wall Street's' message was not 'Greed is Good' (Los Angeles Times)

The film's co-writer worries that its message is misunderstood. Especially now. TWO WEEKS ago, Michael Douglas fielded questions at a United Nations panel discussion on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. During the course of the conversation, the actor/activist was asked to compare nuclear Armageddon to the "financial Armageddon on Wall Street." After he answered, he was asked by another reporter, ...

It fakes a thief (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)

Why spend big bucks on home security when several inexpensive products deter most burglars -- or at least fake them out?