Recent Articles
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Not all harassment is equal
Simma Lieberman Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementWhile allegations of sexual harassment past and present continue to grow, most attention has been on public figures in Hollywood, sports, politics and the tech industry. We read about huge payouts, firings and suspensions.
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Sacramento calling European LCCs
Matt Falcus Transportation Technology & AutomotiveCalifornia's traditional long-haul gateways have another competitor to deal with as Sacramento International Airport looks to incentivize bringing new routes in from Europe's low-cost carriers (LCCs).
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Hidden testimony: Substance abuse among attorneys
Bill Becken Mental HealthcareAttorneys advocate adversarially for others. By doing so they hold their clients' trust and fate in their hands. Their own willful impairment via drug and/or alcohol use would pose a shocking threat to those who may be struggling themselves — that is, not just their clients, but all those who may otherwise rely upon them, like family and friends.
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4 causes of failure for medical devices
Emmet McMahan EngineeringMaterials are one of the most common causes of failure in medical devices, especially for plastic. Records show that material failure is responsible for 30 to 40 percent of all FDA recalls on medical devices.
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Will GOP tax cuts mean wage growth for workers?
Seth Sandronsky Business Management, Services & Risk ManagementAfter months of discussion and debate, the Republican tax overhaul crossed the finish line at the end of 2017 when President Donald Trump signed the legislation into law. Now the question is, will these tax cuts for businesses and individuals equate to wage growth in 2018? Not surprisingly, economists have different opinions on the answer.
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How administration impacts ministry at the altar
Deborah Ike Religious CommunityMost people don't see how administration impacts Sunday morning services or what happens at the altar. However, what they don't realize is that the functions of the back office can have a direct impact on ministry.
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Adventures in space
Cindy Belt Recreation & LeisureI grew up in the Space Age. Seeing man walk on the moon was a highlight of my youth. So, I enjoy seeing space-related sites and museums when I travel. The United States is full of them, and here is a look at a few of the best.
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Despite challenges, pot tourism is growing
Suzanne Mason Travel, Hospitality & Event ManagementIt has been five years since Colorado voted to legalize recreational marijuana. Not only has the decision led to a multibillion-dollar industry for the Centennial State, but it has also served as an example when it comes to pot tourism — establishing pot tours and even accommodations that cater to pot tourists.
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Fixing healthcare: Redefine the meaning of success
Catherine Iste Healthcare AdministrationFrom the opioid crisis to complicated billing and reimbursement structures, it seems almost every facet of healthcare has issues. Yet this mountain of problems is not insurmountable. In fact, the opportunity for the greatest impact and most positive change is something that starts on an individual level: creating better support systems for medical professionals.
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Bomb cyclones, mice and other winter obstacles
Noelle Talmon Transportation Technology & AutomotiveAs another winter storm bears down on the U.S., I find myself thinking about my cold, lonely Porsche. You may have heard about the "bomb cyclone" that hit the East Coast earlier this month. Meteorologists also called it a bombogenesis. The use of the word "bomb" refers to the incredible intensity of these types of megastorms. It's an apt description — the storm caused massive flooding and freezing in Boston and over 16 inches of snow in Connecticut.