Pain is, by definition, unpleasant. But, for the most part, mild to moderate pain is temporary and can be ignored or relieved with self-care. However, since pain is intended as a warning of harm, there are times when that tense feeling could mean something serious. Stroke is the second leading cause of death worldwide and the first leading cause of ... Read More »
In 2014, business class travelers were treated to more amenities and legroom, while coach travelers often found less space in their own quarters. Profits skyrocketed for air carriers in the United States, despite the beefed-up competition from international peers. American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and Southwest Airlines remain the top four airline carriers in North America. WestJet (No. ... Read More »
A new survey from the American College of Emergency Physicians found that emergency physicians have experienced a 46 percent increase in patient intake since the Affordable Care Act took effect on Jan. 1. The study also showed that 23 percent reported a decrease in patient intake, while 27 percent said there had been no significant change. Future predictions from the ... Read More »
Noise can affect a person’s productivity levels, multitasking abilities and learning facilities, according to women’s health expert Marla Ahlgrimm. By creating a more peaceful atmosphere, people can maximize their potential and learn how to live and work more joyfully and efficiently. As a benefit to our readership, Marla Ahlgrimm presents a few helpful tips to accomplish this task. Information Nation ... Read More »
China is poised to overcome the United States as the world’s leading economy, according to the International Comparison Program (ICP). The study dated summer 2014 also revealed that India recently surpassed Japan for third place. The International Comparison Program serves as a part of the World Bank and assesses world economies based on PPP (purchasing power parity), which is defined ... Read More »
50 years ago, word-of-mouth advertising was the best way for any company or brand to obtain new customers. The same holds true today with one major difference – word travels much faster. With the advent of social media marketing, buyer behavior has changed drastically over the years. Reviews and consumer choices It’s been estimated that up to 90% of Americans ... Read More »
Founded in 1973, the Jewish Vocational Service gives job search assistance to people of all ages and skill levels, says active member C. Frederick Wehba. This past year, C. Frederick Wehba was granted special recognition by the group for his continued support of its professional initiatives. Information Nation Blog: Hello – thanks for time out of your schedule to speak ... Read More »
At financial services company Salo, video golf games, ping-pong table and foosball tables are provided to employees through creative obstacles. But the most prominent workplace feature at this one-of-a-kind office might surprise you: treadmill desks. Founded in 2011, Salo offers human resource, accounting and senior-level finance professionals around the world. The company has offices in Minneapolis and Chicago, with 330 ... Read More »
Hundreds of thousands of individuals will make a career move in 2014 and many of these have yet to decide just where that move will take them. Read on for the top cities in the US for young professionals or those seeking to start a new career. Anchorage, Alaska Anchorage has been protected somewhat from the effects of the economic ... Read More »
Among the most populous U.S. metro areas, Atlanta ranks as the least costly location for business according to a new survey. The 2014 Competitive Alternatives study was created by the audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG LLP. In receiving first-place honors, Atlanta was cited for its low factory lease and transportation costs, as well as low downtown office and suburban ... Read More »
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