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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Here’s What My Commute Looked Like the Day Business Insider Was Bought for …
It’s nice to have a job in an economy where not everyone does, and in a field—journalism—where the economic prospects are uncertain. Many publishers are looking with concern at a world where Facebook and Apple are using their power to … Continue reading
The US and Cuba: a storied history
Before the U.S. and Cuba broke off diplomatic relations 54 years ago, the two countries had a long, intertwined history including major political events and leaders such as Fidel Castro and John F. Kennedy as well as figures such as … Continue reading
10 Things to Check Off Before Flying Your Drone for the First Time
Drones present an exciting new world of possibilities for photographers looking to explore and capture their world. Never before has aerial photography been as accessible to the masses as it currently is thanks to companies such as DJI. However, to … Continue reading
FedEx Express Indianapolis Creates Efficiency Through Common Sense
The FedEx Express maintenance facilities in Indianapolis (IND) are just like any other jet home, except for a few things. Well, a lot of things; but the principles are the same, and the sheer scale of the operation and the … Continue reading
Alcoa to split into two as aluminum glut batters legacy business
CHICAGO Alcoa Inc (AA.N) said Monday it will break itself in two, separating a faster growing plane and car parts business from traditional aluminum smelting operations as shareholders seek higher returns amid a commodity slump. Pressured by a 42 percent … Continue reading
Could VW scandal lead to open-source software for better automobile cybersecurity?
After Volkswagen used software that manipulated exhaust values and defeated emissions tests, it has affected 11 million VW diesel cars built since 2008. A 2007 letter from VW parts supplier Bosch warned Volkswagen not to use the software for regular … Continue reading
Audi Quattro tech shoots for the moon
Moon landing mission: AUDI AG supports the German Team at Google Lunar XPRIZE Audi is taking off for the moon – together with the Part-Time Scientists team. The group of German engineers are working within the framework of the Google … Continue reading