In response to an upsurge in the threat of attack and an increased fear that terrorists are working on a bomb which can be brought onto an airplane undetected, the Transportation Security Administration will soon be issuing orders that will require some overseas airports to require passengers boarding US bound flights to power up their… Continue Reading
According to a Localytics report, Americans are not necessarily overly devoted to their home country when it comes to following the World Cup. While 92% of OnefootballBrasil users from Brazil follow their home country; only 22% of Americans are using that app to keep tabs on the US soccer team. Even more pathetic for American… Continue Reading
This past Monday President Obama hosted a summit to discuss how the United States can improve its policies towards families, especially working mothers. At the top of the list of subjects was paid maternity leave for moms. “Only three countries in the world report that they don’t offer paid maternity leave — three — and… Continue Reading
Digital advertising company Solve Media reports that car companies will be spending at least $500 million on online advertisements in the United States this year which no one will ever see. The report looked at fraudulent web traffic by which tracking thousands of web sites which are solely about cars and other vehicles. Solve Media… Continue Reading
What had been a market in the doldrums was roused from listlessness this week after the announcement by the Federal Reserve that the US job market is improving and inflation is low. Wednesday’s rise in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index was the fourth straight day of rising values, reaching a record high at closing… Continue Reading
April was a strong month for the US economy as business inventories posted their largest increase in six months. Leaving out figures for automobiles, the data support expectations for a significant improvement in growth during the year’s second quarter. Numbers released by the Commerce Department on Thursday showed inventories rising by 0.6 percent in April,… Continue Reading
It’s not always easy for a woman in a man’s business world. But these days, more and more women are rising to the challenge. In this article, we focus on two such women who juggle the demands of an executive career in the insurance industry, with being a mom: Beatrice R. Perez and Inger Loftheim. … Continue Reading
For the first time this century the United States saw more than 200,000 jobs added to the economy for four months in a row. This and other data are pointing to a US economy in definite recovery mode, despite the continuing difficult economic struggle still experienced in Europe and Asia. May’s gain of 217,000 jobs… Continue Reading
Thomas Donahue, President of the US Chamber of Congress, is calling for an easing of the US embargo against Cuba after visiting the island country for three days at the end of May. The embargo is enforced by a series of legislative acts beginning with the signing of The Trading with the Enemy Act… Continue Reading
Samsung announced that it will be closing its Spotify competitor, US-based subscription streaming music platform Music Hub. Lucky for people in Australia Samsung gave assurances that its ‘down-under’ version will remain in business. “Samsung Music Hub in Australia has been developed for this country and for Australian customers. It is a separate platform from other… Continue Reading