Tablet Technology Transforms How Students Learn
Tablet technology is changing how students learn such diverse subjects as biology and English literature. The iPad and related technologies offer…
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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…
Smartphone Ownership in U.S. Approaching 60 Percent
New research from the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project shows that, for the first time in history, a majority of Americans own…
Jobless Claims Drop as New Jobs Continue Growth in U.S.
The early June report from the Department of Labor pointed to increased confidence among America’s employees and signs of continued hiring growth as…
Financial Planners Hold Optimistic View of the Economy According to New Survey
A recent survey of financial planners by Curian Capital, LLC. indicates increased optimism about the global economy. The Curian Advisor Survey: 2013…
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…
American Auto Industry to Create Thousands of Jobs
The American automobile industry is showing strong job growth as auto manufacturers increase their production levels. Ford Motor Company announced at…
U.S. Home Prices Up More than 12 Percent
Year-over-year home prices grew by 12.1 percent in April, representing the largest gain in over seven years, according to CoreLogic . Month-over-month…
Volcker on Public Administration Education: Training Our Leaders the Right Way
Political advisor and former Federal Reserve Board chairum Paul Volcker recently sat down for an interview with The Washington Post, and while the…