John Kuntz/The Plain DealerLeeAnn Westfall, right, and partner Erin Huber, both CSU environmental science majors, share a celebratory hug as their two years of work ends with installation of the rooftop garden on CSU’s Recreation Center …
According to market-research group IDC, Internet advertising spending has fallen an average of 5 percent across the globe this quarter, marking the second-straight quarterly decline for an industry that once showed immense promise. …
One of the nation’s largest wholesale mortgage lenders stopped funding mortgages Wednesday, a day after federal authorities barred it from making loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
The Obama administration is using the so-called Race to the Top Fund to strong-arm states into adopting its “core beliefs” about education reform. To qualify for grants, Oregon would have to expand charter schools, use test scores to …
According to The New York Times, the Home Affordable Mortgage Program (HAMP) is pretty much a failure. HAMP is the Treasury plan to get banks to modify.
Apple computers also designs, develops, and markets a line of portable digital music players along with related accessories and services. The company’s situation, marketing strategies and mix relate to the quality value of Apple …
I-FCS Nicholls State, Webb faces a sizable learning curve as he makes the transition to the NFL, but each of the hundreds of rookies trying to break into the professional ranks is getting a different kind of education post-college. …
Westinghouse would eventually ‘win’ the War of Currents, and Edison would later admit he was short sighted when it came to alternating current. Find out what else occurred on this day in science history. Comments (0); See All Posts …
In 2008 they hired Ben Lyons (son of film critic Jeffrey Lyons) and Ben Mankiewicz. Many people in the film community were outraged, with Lyons receiving the brunt of the criticism for his hyperbolic statements (calling I Am Legend one …
Further education colleges delivering higher education participated in the survey for the second time. Their overall satisfaction rating was lower than universities’ – just 75 per cent said they were happy with their courses