How Big Data Can Help Beat Cancer

Before he was assassinated, President Kennedy set the nation on what would soon be called a “moonshot.” The goal was to land an American on the surface of the moon before the decade was out. The program captured the imagination of the world, and brought many “space age” technological advances to the consumer public, everything from Tang to Velcro to advances in communications to countless other things this generation takes for granted.

Transform an Empty Lot into a Viable Investment

Depending on the location of the empty lot, there are plenty of ways to transform it into a practical
investment opporunity. Real estate investments are one of the strongest forms of building passive income when utilized in the form of rental income. Rental income may require the investor to make sure the property is well-kept, but the income flows month after month without any extra work by the investor.

4 Trends in Luxury Housing

Today's upscale home buyer can afford the luxury, and that is exactly what many of them want.

The Importance of Internal Communications

Communication is all around us, primarily because we live in a digital age with everyone connected in some way via their tablets, cell phones, or computers. The majority of people are signed up for at least one social media account, and because of this digital takeover, communication has evolved to the point where little actually takes place face to face. Instead, we communicate via text or social media channels. But in the business world, is this effective? What about internal communication within businesses and companies? Has it evolved with the times, and is it still important? The answer is yes, internal communications are important, and here’s why.

Charity PR - How Christians Are Cashing In

As the economy improves, so, too, does the communal pot of gold for various local, national and international charities. But who’s getting the most bump in this upward trend? Turns out, some of the most traditional nonprofits are seeing the best returns. Total donations to Christian ministries were up five percent though they still haven’t topped pre-recession levels.