How Being Poor Can Literally Make Your Teeth Fall Out
A new study has found that making less money isn’t just correlated with having poor dental health — being poor…
Month: November 2014
Jury Rules Against AutoZone in $185 Million Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
A federal jury in California ruled Nov. 17 that retail auto giant AutoZone Stores Inc. must pay $185 million in…
Shoppers Are More Comfortable Buying Big-Ticket Items Online
Online shopping has revolutionized the market over the last several decades, and the marketplace continues to change. While goods like…
Cyberbullying Brought Into the Spotlight During Bullying Awareness Week in Canada
At one time, the concept of “cyberbullying” seemed like a vague and melodramatic reaction to the ages-old problem of bullying.…
“War Ink” Uses Tattoos to Break Down Barrier Between Veterans and Civilians
For veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, surviving the war was only half the battle. For many…
Thieves Involved in Nov. 11 Diamond District Theft Still Missing
It takes a lot of courage to walk into a jewelry store in the middle of New York City’s tourist-riddled…
Nassau County Looks to Groundwater Remediation Efforts to Combat Underground Toxic Plume Near Former Defense Plant
An underground toxic plume is spreading in Bethpage, NY, and it has already caused significant groundwater contamination in several Long…
Students at CU Denver Design Accessible Homes for Veterans and Service Dogs
Custom homes make life more accessible for people with disabilities. Single-story homes with wide hallways are available for individuals in…
More Skilled Bakers and Pastry Chefs Needed to Ease India’s Sweet Tooth
As India continues to develop at a rapid pace, influences from the Western world can be seen across the country.…
The New York Times’ First Native Print Ad Features Slick Infographics, Augmented Reality Videos
Native advertising has been a staple on the internet for some time, but now advertisers can even look to print…
