Free Amtrak Rides For Writers? Train Company Offers Cost-Free Program

Amtrak will make an official program for those who wish to write on train rides

AT&T Wireless & IBM: What's next for wireless users?

Partnership plans to implement smart devices that can use data to transform cities

Job Growth in Barren Places & Immigration

The last ten years have observed the doubling of Hispanic-owned businesses, which has help to refurbish the national workforce and economy.

Latinas are Leading Women-Owned Businesses at 6X the National Average

Latina-owned businesses happen to be the fastest-growing segment among women-owned enterprises. These businesses contribute about $56 billion to the American economy each year.

Peugeot News: Carmaker Aims For Efficiency With Turbocharged 3-stroke Diesel Engine

Production is overshadowed by investment and leadership complications

Student Loan Crisis: Does Over $1 Trillion in Debt Prove that College is Now a Scam?

American students are saddled with approximately $1.2 trillion in student loan debt.

Target Shoppers Save Money After Retail Giant Offers Discount

This Holiday season hackers took aim at retail giant Target reportedly stealing more than 40 million user accounts over a two week period.

The Value of Speaking Spanish, But Not Being Latino

Check the job listings on Craigslist, Idealist, Monster.com and Linkedin, and you will find postings that indicate: "Spanish Speaker Needed," "Spanish Fluency Preferred" or "Native speaker of fully fluent in Spanish requested." There's no doubt that the language is in great demand; however, the people who natively speak it, simply are not.

New $100 Bill Design & Release Date 2013: Revamped Benjamins Are Harder to Counterfeit, and Harder to Look At

The United States is finally unveiling its first redesigned $100 bill since 1996.

Apple Replaces Coca-Cola As Most Valuable Brand

Apple Replaces Coca-Cola As Most Valuable Brand

Kodak Bankruptcy Plan Approved: Reorganization Begins After 19-Month Wait

Eastern Kodak Co. has been approved for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization plan, signaling a new beginning for the once-dominant photo company.

Cisco Layoffs: 4,000 Workers Cut Despite Increased Earnings

Increased competition and a slow global economy have reportedly forced Cisco Systems to lay off 4,000 workers.
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