When ebooks first rose to popularity after the 2007 release of the Amazon Kindle, many wondered if they’d kill the print publishing industry. Fast forward to
Even if you are not a personal finance reporter, odds are personal finance stories are peppered throughout your beat. If you cover real estate, retail,
Last week we discussed the history of vinyl records and how they evolved, became popular, grew out of fashion, and then came back again and
When Taylor Swift released her latest album The Tortured Poets Department, the album shattered vinyl record sales when over 800,000 physical copies were sold in
First established in 2002, the Corporate Equality Index (CEI) is a benchmarking tool for LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion and annually measures “policies, practices and benefits pertinent
Not everyone can, or should, drive a car to get where they need to go. This includes senior citizens, young teens, adults without a driver’s
Anti-smoking campaigns often focus on the negative impact of smoking on an individual person’s health, life, and wallet. But what about the impact on the
Last month, a measure to force the sale of the Chinese-owned app TikTok gained congressional approval and was signed into law by President Biden. If
As the spring semester comes to a close, it is time to wish farewell to our graduate assistants. Before they head off to jump-start their
Recently the Arizona Republic published an article on why Phoenix doesn’t have any Michelin Star restaurants. As the author noted, it’s not because the restaurant
Today is World Book Day, a day to celebrate how books are “a link between the past and the future, a bridge between generations and
New York City recently announced a new permit system to allow testing of driverless vehicles with a safety driver behind the wheel. In several other
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