For the past few decades, airlines built up service at a variety of cities around the country. It wasn’t that the market required the flights.
Scientists and science geeks the world over got pretty excited when the space probe Rosetta’s landing craft, Philae, made contact with a comet this week.
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Last week, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes approved a reorganization plan for Detroit, bringing the biggest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history to a close. Robert
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This is Veterans Day in the U.S., known as Remembrance Day in Canada and elsewhere. Social media, radio and television abound with ads offering deals
You might find this hard to believe, but a century or so ago, walking was a spectator sport. Thousands of people lined the route taken
As someone who loves cars, coffee, and laughs, I was an immediate pushover for Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. The Web series, which
The latest episode of ABC’s Shark Tank was a prime example of why this show often tends to function more as a valuable business tool
What difference has the Web made to air travel? And, how many passengers are ponying up for various kinds of fees? We’ve got some answers
There is word from Italy that may send tempers bubbling among foodies. Reuters reports that Italy’s durum crop – the type of wheat used for
I worked retail during high school and college. The two toughest days for us were the day after Thanksgiving, which has come to be known
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