| January 21, 2008 | |
On Today's BlogThe United States has lost millions of high-paying manufacturing jobs to China, and salaries for the profession are primed and ready for retention in India. Meanwhile, the U.S. economy is sliding toward a possible recession, and the jobless rate last month spiked to 5 percent. » Read more... | » Comments... You May Have Missed Light Friday: Bill Gates' Life After Microsoft, Blackest Black, Bionic Eye... ... Your Boss is Still Big Brother, Diapers as Decoration, Telecommuting Hurts Office Morale and MORE. New Orleans Redevelopment Moving Forward It may not get nearly the attention it deserves, but New Orleans is still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. However, there are some signs that 2008 could be the year that real progress will be made. Design Error in Fatal Minneapolis Bridge Collapse The fatal collapse of the Interstate-35W bridge into the Mississippi River last year was one of the biggest stories of 2007. Its investigation is ongoing, but preliminary findings from the National Transportation Safety Board show the original design process of the bridge led to a serious error in sizing some of the steel support plates of the bridge's main skeletal structure. |
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