By Howard Hubler I watch how the web, Facebook, and iPad video gaming amongst our very young are starting to destroy the fiber of individuality, not to mention the happiness in the cohesion of the […]
By Howard Hubler When I first got involved in the automobile business, conventional wisdom said the average person shops at four dealerships to buy a car. Today that’s down to 1 1/4. With all of […]
By Howard Hubler Reflecting on the needs of businesspeople, the “great resignation” is our biggest challenge. Close to half of all service employees in America don’t want to work where they are working and are […]
By Howard Hubler The new Brightline rail trains are opening up new line extensions every several months or so. Soon you’ll be able to get on a train in Miami and take it all the […]
By Howard Hubler As I spend time in Florida, I watch my hometown church online rather than sampling a local church to attend. Perhaps this is my loss. This is becoming a major issue in […]
By Howard Hubler I recently had two different experiences being waited on by two different individuals in a big box store. One experience was good, and the other not so good. The common denominator? Both […]
By Howard Hubler I went to college, my parents paid for my undergraduate and I paid for my graduate degrees. Why would I want to pay for anybody else’s college through my taxes? If you […]
By Howard Hubler Sometimes in business school we learn the term “lazy dollars.” These are generally defined as dollars in overstocked and older inventory that can be returned. In a recession “cash is king.” You […]
By Todd Travis Howard Hubler and his family are well-known on the Southside for the Hubler car dealerships. But if you listen to Howard’s story, you’ll see how he and his family have done so […]
By Howard Hubler Today, I am writing about an issue that is popping up more frequently in the media over the last few days. That is the prospect of spot opening various places around the […]