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Survey: Millennials are better at saving than older generations
Cait Harrison RetailMillennials haven't always been known for their financial stability — at least compared to their older counterparts. Most of them entered the working economy during the start of the Great Recession in the late 2000s, lowering their economic prospects just as they were starting careers.
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You can’t control change, but you can control how you react to it
Michael S. Haro, Ph.D. Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementWe celebrate and congratulate those graduating from educational institutions, those getting married and those embarking on new aspects of their lives. Change is occurring, and we are guaranteed one thing in life — change will happen, no matter what age we are or what we are doing. What matters is how we think about change and how we manage it.
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NFL targets cord-cutters with new Twitter deal
Suzanne Mason Science & TechnologyThe NFL has missed tackles from media players such as Verizon and Amazon to throw a touchdown pass to Twitter — allowing the social media company to stream 10 Thursday Night Football games this upcoming season.
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The changing world of language education
Jessica Taylor EducationGoing without a script, TESOL President Andy Curtis spoke from the heart to attendees Wednesday morning at TESOL 2016. As president of TESOL in the same year as its celebration of 50 years, Curtis spoke with enthusiasm and excitement.
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Facebook Live expands — Learn how to use it for your business
Emma Fitzpatrick MarketingIf your business hasn't tried live streaming yet, now's the time. With Facebook Live — Facebook's live-streaming tool to rival Periscope and Snapchat — it's easier than ever for your business to test out the waters of this new social media option.
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Increased F-Gas enforcement on the horizon?
Andrew Gaved ManufacturingThe European F-Gas regulations are laudable for their ambition in reducing global warming through control of the refrigerant supply, via a mixture of bans and restrictions on what is placed on the market. However, they have caused some frustration to parts of the cooling industry, because the aims have historically not been backed by enforcement.
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Study: Pesticides in food linked to Parkinson’s disease
Dr. Denise A. Valenti Medical & Allied HealthcareConsumption of milk is usually considered healthy. For years, slogans like "Drink more milk," "Milk. It does a body good," and "Got Milk?" have promoted the beverage. For those drinking more milk in Hawaii before the 1980s, there were ingredients that were not doing the body any good.
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How lien waivers can benefit entire projects
Nate Budde Construction & Building MaterialsWhat makes a successful waiver policy? Waivers must be sent with the proper payments. Also, the waiver must written correctly and fairly (some states provide statutorily required forms) and the proper type of waiver should be used (there are four types depending on the stage of the project and the type of payment being made).
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Bikes are picking up steam as method of transportation, fitness
Bob Kowalski Transportation Technology & AutomotiveEven as cities have expanded and suburban sprawl has reduced the utility of bicycles, the two-wheeled vehicles are surging back into use. The reasons for the renewed attention to bicycles are many.
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Zika virus infecting hospitality industry
Bambi Majumdar Travel, Hospitality & Event ManagementThere are no certainties in business, and no one knows this better than hospitality brands. Economic flux aside, there are always a million and one things going wrong that can affect business, and the Zika virus seems to the latest among them.