In recent years, the rightful rejection of the policies promoted by the traditional imperialist powers (North America, Western Europe and Japan), followed by the announcements made by the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), have aroused great interest and expectations of major changes, including the creation of a common currency to challenge the More
“The Good Jobs Hawai‘i initiative is focused on ensuring our state’s economic future has a skilled and local workforce ready to meet the demands of our high-growth industries.”
This week, East Liverpool learned they no longer have access to a large portion of the funding needed to run the pool at Thompson Park.
The Healey Administration has announced four new green communities in the state to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Arkadium announced it's opening its platform and network of third-party developers of browser-based casual games.
Holyoke Community College is hosting the state’s Cannabis Control Commission’s EPCO team for the last of six application clinics.
The quest to build a robust pipeline of high-potential leadership talent is increasingly urgent as the challenges facing organizations gain in complexity and speed. However, the current leadership gap illustrates how difficult that quest can be. One crucial question must be addressed at the outset: What differentiates high-potential leadership talent from high-performing professionals more generally? Both are essential to an organization’s success, but each brings unique capabilities. Too...
Nibiru Chain announced a $15 million grant program to help promote widespread adoption of its new blockchain.
Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. is weighing the sale of its American Savings Bank subsidiary, Bloomberg News reported today, citing people familiar with the matter.
The NFL will expand its international search for talent by opening an academy in rugby-mad Australia to develop promising teenagers in the Asia-Pacific region into college and pro prospects.
The NFL will expand its international search for talent by opening an academy in Australia to develop promising teenagers in the Asia-Pacific region into college and pro prospects. The NFL Academy will open in September for student athletes aged 12 to 18, following recruitment camps taking place this summer in