Every two minutes someone is injured in a drunk driving crash around the country. And the Department of Transportation is looking to change that. For their new nationwide ad campaign, the DOT focuses on the “Four E’s” — enforcement, education, engineering, and…
Hiring individuals that are perfect for the job can be rough, and keeping them onboard can be even more challenging. This was demonstrated in 2015, when some 2.7 million workers left their jobs in June, a 25% increase from the…
In San Francisco’s Mission District, what should’ve been an impromptu yet enjoyable skateboarding event ended up turning into something resembling a brawl with law enforcement. The Los Angeles Times reports that the encounter started at around 7 p.m. at a…
The housing market has been hit in a big way by the millennial generation, who have entered it with force recently. For years now, the millennial generation had been seemingly uninterested with owning homes, but for the first time they…
Since its inception nearly 50 years ago, the inflatable industry has been growing steadily as a market. This can include jump houses, obstacle courses, and water slides, which are the real summertime pleasure. And that’s something even the police can…
The CEO and interim-President of pharmaceutical giant Teva, Yitzhak Peterburg, believes that the health-care industry is facing a “huge disruption” in the coming years. The cause, Peterburg believes, is the fact that technology heavyweights are not “jostling” for consumers with…
It’s no secret that information technology is a wide and varied field, encompassing hundreds of different types of jobs dealing with different sectors of the industry. And while the managed security services market is expected to almost double by 2020,…
In the United States, ducted heating and cooling is quite commonplace as it is installed in about 90% of new homes. This goes for colleges and other professional buildings as well, much to one professor’s dismay. John Cain was returning…
If April 2017 felt particularly rainy, that’s because it was actually record-breaking rainy. In fact, April was the second wettest year on record in the United States, according to data released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This onslaught…
The music industry is struggling and technology is to blame. Such has been the lament of artists, producers, and music labels for almost two decades. Gone are the days of passing out flyers to promote a band’s new record or…