The job market is improving. A recent study from the National Association of Colleges and Employers found that employers plan to hire 13% more new college grads this year than last year — with business, engineering and computer fields taking top priority. That’s good news if you or someone you know is preparing to make […]
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Top Ten Myths about Job Hunting
Why Poor Countries Are Poor
Economists used to think wealth came from a combination of man-made resources (roads, factories, telephone systems), human resources (hard work and education), and technological resources (technical know-how, or simply high-tech machinery). Obviously, poor countries grew into rich countries by investing money in physical resources and by improving human and technological resources with education and technology […]
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Report: China Farmland Badly Polluted
At least 10 million hectares of cultivated land in China are polluted, which poses a grave threat to the country’s food safety, the Xinhua News Agency reported on Friday.
The Chocolate Fashion Show
Okay, here’s one from the crazy women who love chocolate - a fashion show in New York where all of the fashions have incorporated chocolate into the design. No word yet on whether these women like to get "bitten".
Foreign Women Call Beijing a Dating Wasteland
As China’s expatriate population grows, many foreign women looking for love are saying Beijing, China is the wrong place to meet Mr Right.
‘Spider Girl’ Gang Terrorizing Chile
Police have arrested two members of one of Chile’s most notorious gangs, known as the Spider Girls. The all-girl gang of teenagers were infamous for climbing up buildings in Santiago to burgle luxury apartments.
Canadians Consuming Paper at Alarming Rate
Despite the soaring popularity of computers, BlackBerries and other electronic gadgets, Canadians are using twice as much paper as they did two decades ago, a new study suggests.
Amazing Toothpick Art
While most people just think of toothpicks as a disposable tool for cleaning your teeth, San Francisco native, Steve Backman, has figured out how to turn the lonely toothpick into some amazing works of art.
