Imagine you wake up one morning before work with a head cold. You decide to take the day off and stay in bed past the time when you usually pull into your office parking space and settle down in your cubicle. Now imagine that your phone, sensing your exact location and understanding your daily schedule, ...

pubblicato il: 23/03/2012 - 17:56

William McDonough is an award-winning architect and co-author with Michael Braungart of Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things, a groundbreaking treatise on designing products and processes in a way that eliminates the concept of waste and toxic materials, and other unsustainable components of manufacturing and consumption. He spoke with Momentum and Terry ...

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By Alex Letourneau of Editor?s note: Catch the Latest Happenings with Kitco Video News! () - Romarco Minerals Inc.'s (TSX: R) Haile Mine is expected to become be South Carolina's first producing gold mine since 1999 and in turn provide employment opportunities for a local town that has struggled with unemployment. The town of Kershaw, ...

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Who should be the next president of the World Bank? This question was originally answered on Quora by Todd Moss.

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What the partisan obloquy about "Obamacare" too often obscures is that the ACA transforms utterly non-political and critical aspects of care, like patient-centeredness.

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We believe Facebook is likely to go for a settlement as it would probably cost it less than the ongoing litigation, especially now when it is focused on its IPO.

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Evaluating football players is an inherently subjective undertaking, and never more so than when Tim Tebow is the one under the microscope. To some people, he's a champion in the making; to others, he's an albatross. But NFL general managers and scouts don't have the luxury of subjectivity. They have to set a value on every player in the league and every player who might enter it. And while they guard those valuations as trade secrets, there's one time a year they can't avoid sharing them, down to the percentage point: during the draft.

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For the last few years, has derailed the largest PC manufacturers in phones, tablets and high-end consumer PCs. ?? has done this with a relentless focus on the experience all the way from pre-purchase to support, and everything in-between. ??As a PC manufacturer and chip supplier for 20 years, it?s??disappointing??to see what appears as a ...

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CareerBliss.com just released its new list of the Happiest Jobs In America, based on analysis from more than 100,400 employee-generated reviews between February 2011 and January 2012. Here are the top 20.

pubblicato il: 23/03/2012 - 17:26

In response to the "distressing increase in reports of employers or others seeking to gain inappropriate access to people's Facebook profiles or private information," the company's director of privacy Erin Egan says in a blog post today that Facebook will "take action to protect the privacy and security of our users, whether by engaging policymakers or, where appropriate, by initiating legal action."

pubblicato il: 23/03/2012 - 17:26