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Telecommuting Policies Shrink Carbon Footprints of Major Corporations

Telecommuting has a lot of benefits, and not just for employees. Nearly six out of 10 employers identify cost savings as a significant benefit to telecommuting. Aside from perks for both employees and employers, telecommuting offers several environmental benefits as…

  • Staff
  • May 4, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

Plum Island Resident Complains About $4,200 Repair Bill For Frozen Pipes

A Plum Island, MA resident is perturbed over what he feels to be an excessive bill for the repair work done on his home’s sewage system, and is taking his plight to city hall. The Daily News of Newburyport reports that Mark…

  • Staff
  • April 30, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

Blue Bell Expands Recall to Include All Products Amid Listeria Scares

Blue Bell Ice Cream announced last week that the company has extended an existing recall to include all of its products. The company issued a recall earlier this month after a health risk was discovered in half-gallon units of the…

  • Staff
  • April 27, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

Unconventional Web Design Helped Spring Become a Successful Mobile ‘Cyber Mall’ App Within Eight Months

It’s a simple mobile app with a simple name — Spring — but it’s something that that marketing experts are calling the first successful “cyber mall,” and it might just change the way consumers think about mobile shopping. The company…

  • Staff
  • April 27, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

Sewer Water Beer Gets the Go Ahead in Portland

New craft beers and keeping things weird are the norm in Portland, OR, but a new venture is combining both and taking weirdness to a whole new level. After months of waiting, a group of homebrewers has finally gotten the…

  • Staff
  • April 20, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

How Tomorrow’s Forklifts Will Be More Intelligent and Efficient Than Ever Before

As technologies continue to advance, it’s becoming increasingly likely that even the forklift — a vehicle responsible for manual material movement at warehouses everywhere — will soon become integrated into the “Internet of Things.” According to a March 16 Forbes article, forklifts…

  • Staff
  • April 16, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

Report Reveals Bright Future for Maryland Residential Solar Power Market

To say that the solar power industry in the United States is booming is truly an understatement. It’s estimated that a new solar photovoltaic (PV) system is installed every four minutes, a fact highlighted by Maryland’s rapidly expanding residential solar…

  • Staff
  • April 9, 2015
  • hompeage, Uncategorized

Lumber Liquidators Suited in Federal Court Over Traces of Formaldehyde

The Manhattan Federal Court will hear a class-action lawsuit against Lumber Liquidators, the largest hardwood flooring company in the United States, over an alleged carcinogen present in its laminate flooring. The New York Post reports that the suit accuses the company of…

  • Staff
  • April 3, 2015
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CMBS Loans Saturated Yet Strong, Financial Experts Say

Though commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) loans are still doing very well, some financial experts are concerned that there may be too many CMBS lenders in the market today. National Real Estate Investor reports that the number of lenders who provide…

  • Staff
  • March 31, 2015
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Infinit Jest: New Mobile App Enables Users to Send Massive Files Without Fuss

Sending and receiving large files will become much easier with a new release from French startup company Infinit. TechCrunch reports that Infinit just released a mobile app for both iOS and Android systems. Previously exclusive to computers, Infinit will now…

  • Staff
  • March 31, 2015
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