According to a new analysis conducted by an international team of researchers, it would appear that companies experience a diminishing of their stock value that is directly proportional to the amount of greenhouse gases their operations are emitting. Experts from the University of California in Davis (UCD), the Unive... |
25 January 2011
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According to a new research paper published this week in the British journal Environmental Conservation, it would appear that people who live in, or move to, big cities tend to care more about Earth and the environment than others who don't live in metropolises. The research was conducted so that authorities cou... |
18 January 2011
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In a surprising move, 29 large European companies and corporations called for more severe emissions reduction measures, of up to 30 percent by 2020, from levels recorded in 1990. In a joint statement, representatives from these companies said that the measure will help strengthen the future of the European economy, w... |
14 October 2010
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For many years, experts have argued that the brain is the final frontier in advertising. There are many types of ads in circulation today, and almost all angles of approach have been exhausted. Some companies have turned to placing video cameras on billboards. These machines see what people stop in front of the ads, ... |
18 March 2010
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According to new statistics from the UK, British companies that operate in countries that lack basic civil and human rights regulations are likely to donate 70 percent more money to charity than similar firms conducting their activities in nations where such regulations exist. The result of the new study again certif... |
2 April 2009
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A new online study shows that 31 percent of all marriages in the United States take place between people who meet at the workplace, in the office. As far as dating is concerned, more than 40 percent of employed Americans have dated a co-worker over the last years. Many of the people responding to the survey said that... |
12 February 2009
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Strike Force Sales, an Australian company that undertakes professional prospectings of the market, conducted a survey to see how promptly companies replied to customers' emails. The author of the study, Chris Moriarty, Managing Director of the company, is still waiting for an answer to an email sent more than 8 ... |
31 July 2008
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The web is a great place for business, everybody knows that. Unfortunately, it's also the best place for scams! But scams are not the worst, hackers are not to mention viruses. So how can the web bring a company down? Some people say that it's not possible, but just let me explain.For one thing, if you hav... |
8 October 2007
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When it comes to security breaches, nowadays, numbers go sky high. And when I say numbers, I mean everything - money spent, people affected, number of credentials stolen etc etc. Hackers have started to score big - they go for the giants, hit them hard, steal data then launch huge spam-scam campaigns or who knows wha... |
20 September 2007
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