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As the U.S. slowly abandons its dams, more and more pilot programs pop up for deriving power from tides and river currents.
Read More »Whitebark Pine Turned Down for Endangered Species List
Whitebark pine ( Pinus albicaulis ) are at risk of extinction due to climate change and invasive species, the U.S.
Read More »Monster.com’s SeeMore Helps Recruiters Scout The Talent In The Resume Haystack
Monster.com's new semantic search platform SeeMore uses algorithms and analytics to hone in on the best human capital.
Read More »The Possibilities of Mexico
Gary Hoover is an entrepreneur, writer, speaker and educator. He is the founder of BOOKSTOP and Hoovers, Inc. Below, Gary explains why he believes that Mexico is vital to the future of the U.S.
Read More »The Best Front-Office Software
With so many options it can be hard to decide what software will meet your businesses needs.
Read More »Recycling an Innovative Culture
When Dolores Labs changed its name to CrowdFlower, it left behind a sprawling loft of an office, a hip logo, and a culture of innovation. A VC firm seized the opportunity. When Dan Scholnick of Trinity Ventures was considering investing in San Francisco-based crowdsourcing start-up Dolores Labs, he laid one significant stipulation on the company's CEO, Lukas Biewald
Read More »How Insight Labs Gets Smart People To Brainstorm Solutions To The World’s Problems
A Chicago agency is finding that the best way to tackle a conundrum, no matter how big, is to put the best and brightest together to think it through.
Read More »Sell on Value, Not on Price
Don't want to compromise on price? Experts explain how to stay competitive based on the value of your product or service to consumers.
Read More »What CEOs Can Learn From Siberian Teenagers
Understanding people through direct experience has become a forgotten part of American business. Here's how strangers can and should help shape brands. As I crawled up to the 19th floor, stumbling over broken glass, old beer cans, rat droppings, and a smell that made me gag, I found my way to apartment number 19294--my home for the next two days
Read More »As Atlantis Glides to Its Final Landing, What Comes Next?
With all of the discussion about future U.S.
Read More »Midtown In Motion Could Eliminate NYC Traffic Jams
Using a system of sensors and cameras, the new program lets city engineers control traffic signals in real time in response to changing road conditions. Sitting in traffic isn't just unpleasant; it also wastes gasoline and is a major trigger for heart attacks, among other health problems. And of all the places to get stuck in traffic, Midtown Manhattan may be one of the worst.
Read More »Tackling the Obesity Epidemic
How this socially responsible business is transforming school lunch programs across the country to attack the obesity epidemic Childhood obesity , which has been linked to cardiovascular disease, diabetes, breathing problems, some cancers, and poor self-esteem, is a particularly painful epidemic in our country. Cases of childhood obesity have tripled over the last 20 years, and according to the Center for Disease Control , approximately 17 percent of all children in the U.S. are obese.
Read More »Why Does Time Fly?
Everybody knows that the passage of time is not constant.
Read More »Borders Shutting Down Remaining Stores
It's time to start writing epitaphs.
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