It’s hard to overestimate how much HBO’s “The Leftover,” a sci-fi drama about a family’s struggle to adapt to a post-apocalyptic future, has changed the way we look at how we work, how we think about technology, and how we create.The series is based on a novella by award-winning author Thomas Harris, who was also…
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Chrome Industries: Industrial Average up 20% as Industry Sizes Rise
The Industrial Average has soared above its 2007 level for the first time in years, thanks in large part to the continued gains of major tech firms.The Industrial Average rose 6.4% to $34,000.The Dow industrial average rose 6%.The industry’s broadest gains have been in the semiconductor, mining, pharmaceutical, mining and oil and gas industries, which…
Which is the best coffee table earrings for young people?
This is part of our ongoing series, where we look at what you need to know about earrings and what you can buy today.1 of 4 The first thing you want to know when buying earrings is whether they’re made from recycled materials, or not.The industry has come under fire for using toxic materials to…
How to find a new career in the Industrial Ear Piercing industry
A recent article in Forbes found that many employers in the U.S. are using industrial ear plugs to screen out applicants.The article reported that some companies, like the Ear Piercing Industry Council, have taken to calling the devices “pipes” and “pods” in a way that is aimed at attracting employees with no prior experience in…
How to Make the Most of an Anvil Industry
We have to keep going, but it feels like it’s only been a year since our last article on Anvils.The first few months of 2017 have seen the resurgence of the Anvil industry, which is now worth over $50bn.However, with all of the major Anvil manufacturers struggling, it’s clear that the future of the industry…
How to buy goodwill: How to make a goodwill investment
Goodwill Industries, the company that runs the Goodwill retail store chain, announced this week that it will offer its workers a 10% raise, in exchange for an increase in their wages.The announcement comes as Walmart and Target are planning to cut about $2 billion in wages by 2020.Walmart CEO Doug McMillon told The Washington Post…