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The majority of people based in southern Europe have managed to remain patient and unusually understanding while juggling some of the most cutthroat budget cuts in memory. However, it seems that that patience may finally be running dry. A large strike taking place in Spain recently and mounting opposition for Prime Minister Mario Monti in…
Fraught with efficiency in so many other area’s, it seems somewhat ironic that the vast majority of German companies give little thought to corporate spying. Security officials and corporate executives have indicated that this is heavily influenced by German history – specifically memories of the Nazi Gestapo and Communist Stasi spy agencies. These memories have…
A handful of decades ago, the allure of cheaper labor internationally drove the migration of large manufacturers’ production out of the United States. However, these large companies are now reconsidering this move, based on the finding that the benefit of lower wages may not be financially worth the increased costs of logistics and materials. For…
It appears the global auto market has a new reason to be optimistic: Detroit. The Detroit auto show has put the city in the spotlight and demonstrated that the U.S. car market has grown from what could be described as rather depressing only there years ago, to somewhat of a safe haven. This is good…
Are you concerned that the world may end next year? You can now breath easy. Mayan experts are taking the opportunity to dispel any belief that the ancient Mayans predicted a world apocalypse next year. According to specialists December 12, 2012, has not been earmarked as the end of the world by the Mayans, but…
Former No. 2 uniformed officer in the U.S. military, James Cartwright, has voiced concerns regarding an increase in cyber attacks by foreign hackers. Cartwright insists the United States should be more transparent with regard to its development of offensive cyber weapons. While current and former U.S. officials tend to keep information regarding specific cyber weapons…
