By Connie Lin June 30, 2022 The Boring Company, Elon Musk’s infrastructure startup, is charging full speed ahead in Las Vegas. On Thursday, it debuted the first passenger station within its network of subterranean roads, 40 feet below the heart of Sin City. First opened in the spring of 2021, Boring’s Las Vegas loop runs … Continue reading The Boring Company takes Las Vegas: Elon Musk’s underground tunnels expand beneath Sin City
By Shalene Gupta June 08, 2022 President Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Law in 1963, but the gender wage gap still persists almost 60 years later, and some estimates suggest it will take another 40 years to close the gap. However, some cities are doing a better job than others at closing … Continue reading What is the gender wage gap in your city? This online calculator will tell you
By Johannes Novy February 16, 2022 How can a city be socially just, environmentally sustainable and economically robust? And what role can urban industry play? These questions underpin IBA27, an ambitious international building exhibition to be held in the Stuttgart region of Germany in 2027. Ahead of that final showcase stage, designers from … Continue reading The secret to designing a ‘productive city’
Passage is not guaranteed but it could inspire other local governments to take similar action. Greg Sterling on July 26, 2019 Third party data is increasingly under threat. As one case-in-point, a bill introduced this week would amend the New York City administrative code to prohibit the transfer or sharing of consumer location data with … Continue reading Proposed NYC law would ban sharing of location data within the city
Ellen Huxtable — January 26, 2018 Follow @abiztweet — January 26, 2018 Making decisions in business is a challenge. Financial viability, ethical concerns and more can come into play. From the simplest to the most complex, from the trivial to the critical, decisions are based on an analysis and weighing of available information. And there, … Continue reading Making Decisions in Spin City
Use of the apps has increased average order value by 5 percent. Greg Sterling on May 31, 2017 Whether you see what’s happening right now with retail store closures as a right-sizing or a harbinger of the “retail apocalypse,” there’s no question that traditional retail is under pressure. A much-debated question is whether technology can … Continue reading City Furniture taps Apple, IBM for in-store apps to improve the sales experience
Lori SoardJune 30, 2015 If you’ve ever played any in the series of Sim games, then you know just how addictive these games can be. They are a life simulation series of video games that offer the ability to do anything from help a simulated person do daily tasks to building a complete city. According … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why A Sim City Player Could Be Your Next Social Media Manager
Powerful A/B Split Testing Helps Marketers Test and Optimize their Email Marketing Style LOS ANGELES, May 06, 2014 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Campaigner®, the email marketing brand of j2 Global, Inc. (nasdaqgs:JCOM), is helping email marketers sew the final embellishments on their campaign designs with new, powerful A/B split testing capabilities. A timeless, undeniable statement … Continue reading Campaigner® Email Marketing Introduces the “Must Have Look” of the Season with New A/B Split Testing Solution
You’ve spent years investing in SEO, and now your company dominates the rankings, but your site is outdated, isn’t mobile-friendly, and you know it’s time for a redesign. You’ve heard all the horror stories of how a site redesign can kill rankings, so you’ve held off as long as you can, but now it’s time. … Continue reading 5 Steps to Execute a Site Redesign Without Compromising SEO
