| January 7, 2008 |  |
On Today's BlogTeams of scientists who spent their days in well-equipped laboratories in the United States formerly brought to market much of the world's innovations. Now cash-rich countries throughout Asia and much of the Middle East, which hold vast amounts of money from products or oil purchases, are equipping labs and offering to pay scientists well for their efforts. Will the U.S. cease being the principal origin of research and development (R&D)? » Read more... | » Comments... You May Have Missed Light Friday: Things We Didn't Know This Time Last Year (and Now Do)... ... Office Voodoo, Christmas Continues for CEOs, The World's Most Effective Speed Bump and MORE! Great Gadgets of the Greener Kind These days, everyone seems to want in on the action of sustainable products and socially responsible supply chain practices. "So why is the $150 billion consumer electronics industry lagging so far behind?" ask those behind an upcoming conference and design competition. 8 Recruitment Trends for '08 CareerBuilder.com has released the results of its latest survey, conducted by Harris Interactive, tracking projected hiring trends for 2008. The 2008 Job Forecast survey, based on the responses of 3,016 hiring managers and human resource professionals in private-sector companies, identified the following eight recruitment and retention trends for 2008: |  |
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