To keep our cities, vehicles, and office buildings humming along at their current rapid pace, the demand for energy in all its myriad forms remains constant. From windmills to solar panels and from gas and oil drilling to the production … Continue reading →

Labor Day traditionally marks the end of summer and birth of a new school year to youngsters and their parents. Most workers in the U.S. get that day off as an official holiday and many celebrate it with summer BBQs, … Continue reading →

If you are like most people, you probably don’t take the time to think much about the cleanliness of a business or store you happen to venture into. If something is a mess or emits a foul-smelling odor, then you … Continue reading →

Small business loans, at least the ones issued from a corporate or even neighborhood bank, aren’t as easy to come by as they used to be. Though lending may be on the rise from 2008 when all loans for small … Continue reading →

During the 1970s, motorists waited in long lines at the pump to refill their large, gas guzzlers. Restrictions were enacted at the time to limit gas consumption because of short supply.

Telecommunications funding has never been a cheap or low expense industry. Many years ago cable companies and those in telecommunications had to come up with telecom funding to cover the enormous costs of installing and laying down copper cable lines. … Continue reading →