‘The Copenhagen Test’ twists itself into knots answering a question: Who can you trust?

Most things in this world have their good points and their not-so-good points, and this is certainly true of “The Copenhagen ...
The Business Standard

How imported second-hand clothes keep Bangladesh warm

Bangladesh’s trade in imported second-hand clothing supports thousands and meets rising winter demand, even when import restrictions, quotas and local garment production squeeze a long-established bus ...
Sports Business Journal

Intuit Dome’s connection with AT&T produces Connectopia, a digital installation with many possibilities

Intuit Dome gets some shine for a lot of reasons. Its breathtaking Halo Board-- whoa! Completely autonomous shopping and personalized messaging for fans as they navigate the concourse -- cool! A ...
Billy Penn

This app makes recycling bigger items work for students, colleges and businesses

Recycling awaiting pickup in the Queen Village neighborhood, next to trash. (Maxine Mayer for Billy Penn) Josh Mastromatto’s startup web app Rego has a mission – making zero waste more affordable and ...
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17th century book found in university donation bin

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The people who help run the Michigan State University Surplus Store come across thousands of donated books each month. Every once in a while, they come across a big find, ...