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Feed SubscriptionLife Or Death Decision-Making: What Businesses Can Learn From The Red Cross
Gail McGovern, the president and CEO of the American Red Cross, assumed leadership of this iconic organization at a particularly tough time. In 2008, when she was chosen from among 170 candidates, the institution’s reputation had been tarnished by the response to Hurricane Katrina and by a string of leadership scandals.
Read More »Perfect Start-up Employee: Vets
Hiring? Young veterans with a true entrepreneurial inclination can thrive at a start-up
Read More »Global Emissions Set to Surge 50 Percent by 2050: OECD
By Nina Chestney LONDON (Reuters) - Global greenhouse gas emissions could rise 50 percent by 2050 without more ambitious climate policies, as fossil fuels continue to dominate the energy mix, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said on Thursday. "Unless the global energy mix changes, fossil fuels will supply about 85 percent of energy demand in 2050, implying a 50 percent increase in greenhouse gas emissions and worsening urban air pollution," the OECD said in its environment outlook to 2050.
Read More »Why Ego is Your Worst Enemy
Great entrepreneurs succeed because they're willing to do every job, ask every dumb question, and--above all--admit they can't do it alone. Talent is God-given, be humble. Fame is man-given, be thankful.
Read More »Mentor Like You Mean It
Being a great mentor requires more than experience and time. Learn to weave the right web
Read More »Fiber laser points to woven 3-D displays
Most light emitters, from candles to light bulbs to computer screens, look the same from any angle. But in a paper published this week on the Nature Photonics website, MIT researchers report the development of a new light source a fiber only a little thicker than a human hair whose brightness can be controllably varied for different viewers.
Read More »Classical Music from Girard-Perregaux
One of the last initiatives of Luigi “Gino” Macaluso, the respected CEO of Girard-Perregaux who passed away last year, was to institute a program for the development of chiming watches. This most prestigious discipline in complicated watchmaking had been the only area of expertise that the company had yet to ...
Read More »4-Step Entrepreneur Screening Test
Do you think like an entrepreneur? Test yourself against these four simple points.
Read More »Edmodo, A "Facebook For Schools," Chalks Up API To Become Classroom Platform
Digital adoption in schools has been slow because of the overhead involved. That changes today.
Read More »Fast Talk: Restaurant Software "By Waiters, For Waiters"
Meet Ansar Khan, whose experience working at his family's restaurant informed the development of his software, Ambur. Ansar Khan (left, with cofounder James O'Leary) is one of the developers of Ambur , an iOS app that wants to cut through the clutter and poor design choices common in too much restaurant software. Ambur is poised to receive an update shortly (pending Apple's approval).
Read More »5 Habits of Customer-Obsessed Companies
There's a reason ESPN, Google, and Zynga lead their industries.
Read More »The Peter Gleick Incident: All Heat and No Light
On February 14, some media outlets received internal documents of the Heartland Institute , a think-tank funded in part by oil and coal companies that downplays the role of human activity in climate change. The documents contained putative evidence that Heartland was funding efforts to influence what elementary schools teach about climate science
Read More »Researchers create ‘tornados’ inside electron microscopes
Researchers from the University of York are pioneering the development of electron microscopes which will allow scientists to examine a greater variety of materials in new revolutionary ways.
Read More »At Yale, quantum computing is a (qu)bit closer to reality
(PhysOrg.com) -- Physicists at Yale University have taken another significant step in the development of quantum computing, a new frontier in computing that promises exponentially faster information processing than the most sophisticated computers of today.
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