The U.S. economy has maintained steady growth between the months of August and September, the […]
Month: October 2016
New Book Suggests Consumers Think About Flowers Like Produce
Approximately 99% of individuals believe that a person who gives flowers is thoughtful, but are […]
U.S. PET Plastic Recycling Rate Drops Over Past Year
According to the “Report on Postconsumer PET Container Recycling Activity in 2015,” the U.S. achieved […]
First Time Home Buyers Are Responsible for Housing Market Surge, Report Shows
The housing market is on the rise again, and it is all thanks to the […]
Artist Grows Grass Out of Persian Rugs as a Statement About Western Imperialism
Most interior designers are familiar with the strict rules of rug placement – 12 to […]
Baby Boomer Divorce Rates Pose Financial Hardship For Women
The good news: divorce rates among younger generations are on the decline. Unfortunately, the same […]
Post-Hurricane Home Repairs May Experience Significant Delays
Hurricane Matthew has been deemed responsible for dozens of deaths and billions of dollars in […]
You Might Want to Re-Think Those Plans to Move to Canada After the Election
There’s been a lot of chatter from dissatisfied Americans who are threatening to move to […]
LA Company Angers Yogis by Producing Expensive Leather Yoga Mat
Yoga is an inherently minimalist activity, or at least it’s supposed to be. And while […]
Brooklyn Brewery Goes International After Partial Japanese Buyout
In a trans-Pacific deal, the Tokyo-based Kirin Holdings has purchased a 25% stake in Brooklyn […]