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China will widen its gap with the United States as the world's largest coal-producing country by the end of the decade, riding continued strong demand from its electric power and steel-making sectors, according to a new analysis from New York-based GBI Research. [More]
Read More »Predicting Summer Box Office Hits With Social Media And People, Algorithms Be Damned
Could Twitter have foreseen the tsunami that was the Avengers opening weekend? Fizziology uses social media to make predictions about box office success--and is doing as well or better as traditional industry predictions. With summer movie blockbuster season upon us, it’s time for a favorite seasonal pastime: box office revenue predictions.
Read More »4 Tech Rumors (Almost) as Big as iPhone 5
Usually rumors are... just rumors.
Read More »Jack Canfield’s ‘No-Fail’ Success Theory
You don't have to be Einstein to apply this success theory to your business.
Read More »Clayton Christensen On How To Find Work That You Love
When we find ourselves stuck in unhappy careers, it is often the result of a fundamental misunderstanding of what truly motivates us, says Clayton Christensen, co-author of the new book "How Will You Measure Your Life?" Back in 1976, two economists, Michael Jensen and William Meckling, published a paper looking at why managers don’t always behave in a way that is in the best interest of shareholders. The root cause, as Jensen and Meckling saw it, is that people work in accordance with how you pay them
Read More »Mexico’s Wind Energy Boom Plays Out on Gusty Shores
By David Alire Garcia LA VENTOSA, Mexico (Reuters) - On an arid plain where sudden gusts of wind can rip roofs off buildings and knock over tractor trailers, Mexico is building a new engine for its energy future. Surrounded by towering turbines in every direction, the town of La Ventosa - which means "the windy place" in Spanish - is at the heart of a wind power boom in the country. Mexico, the world's 14th biggest economy, still punches well below its weight in terms of wind energy, ranking 24th on the planet in installed capacity last year, according to the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC).
Read More »IWC Launches Flagship Store in NYC
Boxing and the life of Muhammad Ali were prominent notes as IWC launched its impressive New York flagship boutique April 26.
Read More »When It Comes To Smart Career Advice, CafeMom Knows Best
As a working mom who also happens to be the EVP of CafeMom, a multimedia site that caters to a community of 9 million visitors monthly, Tracy Odell offers some advice on entrepreneurship and work/life balance. A lot of information passes through Tracy Odell’s mind on any given day. As executive vice president of CafeMom
Read More »Foster A Collaborative Sales Team: 5 Ways
It's impossible to work together in a dog-eat-dog showdown. Encourage collaboration and you'll see huge sales growth for years to come
Read More »Why Your Business Needs a Motherly Touch
Company leaders with motherly traits can help employees develop into the best they can be in their field.
Read More »Expert Advice: 11 Clever Ways to Boost Your Sales
Stop giving it away! We asked successful young entrepreneurs to brainstorm creative ways that small businesses can spread word and boost sales without resorting to the likes of daily deals sites. The Young Entrepreneur Council asked 11 successful young entrepreneurs to share a creative way to market a business without resorting to daily deal sites
Read More »13 Things Your Customers Want You to Know
Keep these simple facts in mind to build solid, long-term relationships with your customers.
Read More »Ancient Time: Earliest Mayan Astronomical Calendar Unearthed in Guatemala Ruins
An excavation of an archaeological site in Guatemala has uncovered Mayan astronomical records dating to the ninth century A.D. The tabulated numbers, which predate existing Mayan astronomical documents by several hundred years, chart the motion of the moon and also seem to relate to the orbits of Mars and Venus. (And good news: they do not predict the world will end this year --in fact, some of the numbers appear to refer to dates far in the future.) [More]
Read More »U.N. Struggles to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
As it attempts to lead the world toward a more sustainable future, the United Nations has set a policy to move "towards a zero carbon future." [More]
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