The National Institute of Business Management is one of America’s leading advisers on the trends, laws and conditions that affect decision makers in the workplace.

Our publications provide reliable advice that businesspeople can apply in real-world situations. Over the years, NIBM has helped subscribers earn more money, save on taxes, avoid lawsuits, become better managers and leaders, recruit the best talent and navigate through increasingly turbulent work environments. 

NIBM publishes six newsletters and close to 100 books.

Capitol Press’ investment-newsletter division publishes Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street, Louis Rukeyser’s Mutual Funds and Wall Street MoneyMakers, three of the leading investment advisories in the country.

Since its founding in 1992, Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street has offered hundreds of thousands of delighted readers the guidance they have needed to build wealth through investing in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Louis Rukeyser’s Mutual Funds, since its 1994 introduction, has identified the truly few mutual funds with consistently excellent performance, while keying readers in on the favorite stocks of America’s finest mutual-fund managers. Louis Rukeyser, the founder and longtime editor-in-chief of both newsletters, was America’s most popular financial adviser and economic commentator from the 1970s until his death in 2006. His weekly smash-hit television shows, Wall $treet Week With Louis Rukeyser and Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street, drew more viewers than any other show about money in the history of television. Capitol Press is proud to continue Lou’s legacy of offering sound advice, thoughtful commentary and profitable investment ideas from the smartest minds in Wall Street. See our website, www.rukeyser.com, for more information on these newsletters.

Wall Street MoneyMakers, launched in 2006 by the same editorial and research team that brings you the Rukeyser newsletters, provides direct access to money-making investment ideas from some of the savviest money managers, strategists and analysts around. Thousands of readers have already reaped big gains from the recommendations made in its first several months. See www.wallstreetmoneymakers.com for more information about this exciting newsletter.

Capitol Press’ business-to-business division publishes highly focused newsletters and special reports that provide concise, hard-hitting news and analysis on specific industries in the environmental and transportation sectors: Clean Water Report, HazMat Transport News, Hazardous Waste/Superfund Alert, Nuclear Waste News, Solid Waste Report, Urban Transport News, U.S. Rail News and Wetlands Law & Regulation Report.

Our team of veteran reporters are experts at rooting out news and information on federal, state and local legislation, policies and regulation; court rulings and litigation; business trends and news; contract opportunities; and everything else you need to gain an information edge in these complex and fast-changing fields. We break important stories that affect policy makers, corporate executives, compliance officers, regulators, lawyers, consultants, business executives and everyone else with a stake in the industries we cover. Visit www.capitolpub.com for more information on our publications, audioconferences and free ezines.

KCI Communications is an investment advisory publishing company founded in 1984. Its specialized publications provide in-depth coverage of their respective financial arenas, making them key sources for individual investors. KCI's flagship publication is the award-winning newsletter Personal Finance, it has become one of the largest-circulation investment advisory newsletters in the country.

Other KCI newsletters are Utility Forecaster and Wall Street Winners. KCI has a specialty services, Roger Conrad's Power Plays and The Profit Maximizer, that are delivered via fax or email due their extremely time-sensitive nature. KCI also has an Internet-only newsletter, The Big Picture. For all of our products, objectivity is paramount: The publications accept no advertising, and unlike many brokerages and mutual fund companies, KCI has no vested interest in the securities recommended in its publications.