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[10 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 244 views]

But will online retailers pick up the slack?

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[9 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 103 views]

Why does the stock market go up when the highest unemployment in a generation is announced?

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[9 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 95 views]

Stocks continue upward climb after this weekend’s G20 resolution to continue stimulus.

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[9 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 95 views]

With the Green Jobs Initiative on the horizon, Detroit looks toward the future despite recent economic setbacks.

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[7 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 85 views]

Social Media looks big and complex. It isn’t. You only need three things.

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[7 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 106 views]

A look back at Nicholas Negroponte’s 1998 predictions for the future of retail and the realities of today’s markets.

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[6 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 107 views]

Project success requires value. It takes more than being on-time, on budget, and delivering the requested functionality.

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[6 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 100 views]

A huge increase over Vista launch figures.

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[28 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 153 views]

You can’t eat free… unless you’re also getting renewable, clean-burning biodiesel. Well, the world’s first environmentally sustainable tour bus was able to get a free fillup of B100, pure biodiesel, at Innovation Fuels’ New York Harbor bioefinery: “The Permibus” – the world’s first environmentally sustainable tour bus complete with an interior garden perpetuated by worms, live chicken farm, multidimensional composting system, solar panels and wood burning stove – visited renewable fuels c

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[28 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 110 views]

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has released The Open PV Mapping Project showing the progress of solar installations on private roofs from 2000 to (currently) now, beginning with a flurry of activity in California, then moving to Wyoming, of all places, and WIsconsin. Gradually the states turn yellow and then orange over time as they add more solar power. Read more of this story »