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Household Wealth Mostly Reclaimed since Economic Downturn
Household wealth has rebounded since the start of the current recession, according to a press release issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’…
Ocean Tidal Energy and Offshore Wind Energy Gaining Energy Department’s Attention
The U.S. Department of Energy is beginning to show strong support for the emerging field of ocean tidal energy. Tidal energy is power that is produced…
Education Forum Discusses the Use of Technology in the Classroom
Leaders in education and technologies met in Washington D.C. at The Atlantic’s third-annual Technologies in Education Forum to discuss the use of…
Job Growth Strong in May with 135,000 Jobs Added
U.S. companies added 135,000 private sector jobs in May, according to the ADP National Employment Report . This represents a substantial increase over…
Georgia Tech’s Computer Science Degree – for Less than $7,000
The Georgia Institute of Technology College of Computing announced that it will offer an Online Master of Science computer science degree (OMS CS)…
Coursera Guides State Universities into MOOC Market
Ten state post secondary institutions have joined with massive open online course (MOOC) provider Coursera to offer an improved learning experience for…
Malware Issues and Cyber Attacks Fuel Job Growth for Security Experts
Malware issues cost U.S. businesses an average of $8.9 million annually, according to a paper published by the Ponemon Institute. The Institutes also…
Florida Governor Rick Scott Vetoes Tuition Increase
Florida Governor Rick Scott signed a budget to veto a three percent tuition increase for state colleges and universities in the state of Florida. The…
Rising Student Loans a Concern, but Proposed Legislation May Ease Debt for Some
A recent Pew Research article shows that student loans are increasing. According to the analysis, the number of households in the U.S. with the head…
As Jobless Claims Fall, Demand for Highly Educated Workers Grows
Jobless claims fell to the lowest levels in over five years, according to a Labor Department report issued at the end of April 2013. The Labor…