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4 Myths about Entrepreneurs That You Probably Thought Were True

Dec 14, 2016 (0) comment , , , ,

The connection between Entrepreneurs and risks is clear. The dictionary can scarcely define an entrepreneur without including the fact that he accepts risks as part of his fundamental job descriptions. While we cannot remove risks from businesses generally, and entrepreneurship specifically, there is a clear difference between taking risks and having risky behaviors. There have […]

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In The Future Skyscrapers Will Be Built Out Of Timber

Dec 08, 2016 (0) comment , , , , ,

Several years ago, the Vancouver planning commission received an unusual request. An architecture firm wanted to build an 18-story skyscraper out of wood. In Canada, like most of the world, building codes restrict timber structures to four stories, six at most. Brock Commons, which will house more than 400 University of British Columbia students beginning […]

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5 Life Lessons Every Entrepreneur Must Learn

Dec 01, 2016 (0) comment , , , ,

The faster you learn these five tips, the quicker you will be on the road to success. As we grow into adulthood, we have to learn a multitude of lessons in order to be successful, well-adjusted human beings. Don’t hit your big brother or he’ll probably slug you back harder. Check. Don’t eat an entire […]

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US home construction jumped by largest amount in 34 years

Nov 23, 2016 (0) comment , , , , ,

FILE – In this Jan. 12, 2015 photo, a builder works on a new apartment building under construction. WASHINGTON (AP) — Builders broke ground on the most new homes in nine years last month, a response to strong demand that should lift the economy. Home construction soared 25.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted 1.3 million […]

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Mentally Strong People: The 13 Things They Avoid

Nov 01, 2016 (0) comment , , , , , , ,

Editors’ Note: Following the huge popularity of this post, article source Amy Morin has authored a guest post on exercises to increase mental strength here and Cheryl Conner has interviewed Amy in a Forbes video chat about this article here. For all the time executives spend concerned about physical strength and health, when it comes […]

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Intel launches industrial drone amid booming construction demand

Nov 01, 2016 (0) comment , , , , , ,

Brief: Global semiconductor and microchip manufacturing behemoth Intel has entered the commercial drone business with the launch of the firm’s Falcon 8+ unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). Weighing in at 6 pounds, the drone was designed for industrial applications including construction site mapping, surveying and structural inspections at flight speeds of up to 35 miles per […]

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Can man-made Crystal Lagoons wedge vacationers away from golf courses? This guy thinks so

Nov 01, 2016 (0) comment , , , , , ,

It’s a tough image to resist. Acres of Caribbean blue water lined by broad promenades and luxe cabanas. White sand beaches — some serving as launches for swimmers and kayakers, and some designed for relaxing with a fruity cocktail — slope into a sparkling sea. But can you picture all that plunked down in Texas, a […]

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Construction industry embraces a new wave of healthcare facilities

Oct 27, 2016 (0) comment , , , , , , , , ,

In many areas of the country, gone are the days when one had to spend hours in the car traveling to see a medical specialist or sit patiently all night in the emergency room waiting to connect with a doctor. Urgent care centers, walk-in clinics and medical specialty complexes are popping up nationwide, even in […]

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4 Tips for Growing a Sustainable Business

Oct 27, 2016 (0) comment , , , , , , ,

  In the old days, before online rating places like Yelp, TripAdvisor, OpenTable and even RateMyProfessors and HealthGrades, the worst that would happen if a company or service provider dished out poor goods or lousy service is that they’d get a bad reputation. Maybe they’d even have to fold. Consumers have more choices today than ever, […]

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How will 3-D printing technology disrupt conventional construction practices?

Oct 21, 2016 (0) comment , , , , , ,

By March 2017, a team at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory plans to unveil the world’s first 3-D printed excavator, a proof of concept project intended to test the current limits of printing with metal alloys and determine the feasibility of creating heavy industrial equipment using so-called additive manufacturing — or 3-D printing — technologies. […]

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