Archive (Page 308)
December 16, 2019
Nobel Prize-Winning Grandson Frido Mann and the End of Books
Frido Mann (Right) interviewed by André Alexis at the Toronto International Festival of Authors (Credit: Zak Fleishman) NEW YORK – […]
December 15, 2019
A Remote Business Brings a New Twist to Medical Billing
Photo by Richard Schwartz As the famous Ross Geller from “Friends” line goes, “PIVOT!” That is just what Marcy Schwartz […]
December 13, 2019
A Reporter Went Undercover to Test American Airport Security. Was it Worth It?
Airport Security (Source: Flickr) The U.S. spends billions each year on airport security. But what does it tell us about […]
December 10, 2019
Boston’s Seaport District Is Up And Coming, But How Are Companies Dealing With All The Traffic?
Composed of modern, all-glass luxury buildings waterfront overlooking the skyline of the city of Boston, the vibrant Seaport District is now a trendy location. But, there’s a cost to all this progress. Although the development is booming, it’s also creating an array of problems for the city, with rising rents and heavy traffic.
December 10, 2019
Los Angeles Is Ready to Listen to Its Homeless Population
Homelessness has become the most urgent issue in Los Angeles. Authorities expressed concerns on how to address the problem, especially when the city entered into the raining season with freezy temperatures. But does it solve the problem? Homeless residents in Temple City now speak out, which draws the public's attention on gathering together to help.