EU Consumers Snap Up High Powered Vacuum Cleaners as ‘Dirty Floor’ Regulation Approaches
There are major issues with joblessness in the European Union — 33% of Portuguese youth, and 50% of Spanish youth…
Demand for Temp Workers Rises, Indicating Signs of Economic Recovery
New studies have revealed that there are more temporary employees -- commonly known as 'temps' -- working today than ever…
Gold Edges Higher Amid Disappointing Employment Data
Gold prices are edging higher as the release of disappointing August employment data on Friday eased fears about increasing interest rates.Since gold…
Duke Energy Oil Spill Releases Upwards of 5,000 Gallons of Diesel Fuel into Ohio River
Investigations are ongoing into an Ohio River oil spill that originated at a Duke Energy Power Plant in New Richmond. The spill…
New Study Indicates That Dangerous Bacteria are Hiding in Carpets
In the age of antibacterial-resistant superbugs, most people are looking for ways to avoid coming into contact with potentially sickening…
Even If Shot Down, Airlines Still Responsible
Now that the dust is beginning to settle after Malaysia Airlines' Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine, the process…
Thief Allegedly Stole Vehicles from Auto Dealerships Disguised as an Employee
A man was captured Tuesday, August 20 at a Torrance, California auto dealership after allegedly stealing several vehicles. The…
Social Media Marketing More Utilized Than Ever Before Among World’s Biggest Companies
In an economy that increasingly requires companies to build dynamic, personalized relationships with consumers, many advertisers are turning to social…
Violinist Plays Violin During His Own Brain Surgery
In 2009, Roger Frisch began experiencing hand tremors. For most people, this might be somewhat concerning -- for Frisch, it…
As Mobile Payment Dominates the Market, Credit Cards may Soon be Obselete
New technology has been spinning into obsolescence faster than consumers can buy it. Cassette tapes spring to mind, along with…