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Infertility Cases on the Rise: Artificially Sweetened, Aerated Drinks May Be the Culprit

Talk about health problems and we immediately divert our attention to diseases like cancer and diabetes, but there are several other ailments that are alarmingly on the rise in the recent times mainly due to our unhealthy lifestyle habits. Yes, our sedentary lifestyle is the reason behind various health issues that we get to hear about today, affecting millions everyday. Read More


SkySlope Lets Real Estate Brokers Manage Business Online

Real estate has always been one of America’s most lively industries. Every year, some two million licensed agents and 86,000 brokerage firms work day and night to move billions of dollars worth of commercial and residential properties. Bearing that in mind, it’s not difficult to imagine why so many young professionals flock to join the industry. But it takes a lot of hard Read More


Read “Lifestyle Entrepreneurship” to Determine If Your Idea is Profitable

Money in the bank does not necessarily mean that all is well with your business, or that you are on the way to financial freedom. “Lifestyle Entrepreneurship” explains how to plan and build a business, and how through the use of a variety of accounting processes and metrics, you can make the correct financial decisions to attain your dream of Read More


Gusto Matches Small Businesses with Health Plans

Wouldn’t it be nice to have cost-effective small business health plans and coverage you can offer your employees? Whether you have two employees or 20, employer-sponsored health insurance is one of the benefits workers value the most. Small business health benefits not only help secure the health of your employees, but also their families. However, over 70 percent of small Read More


Young Thug Performs “Digits,” “Lifestyle” and More at 2017 Rolling Loud Festival

Miami is the place to be right now as the 2017 Rolling Loud Festival has been jumping all weekend. Some major shows have popped off over the last few days and the party is still going down. Yesterday, Young Thug hit the Monster Energy stage in front of a packed crowd and did his thing. Thugger had one of the Read More


As some Republicans rush to defend House health bill, Senate GOP warily pauses

Several Republican leaders have formed a political barricade around the health-care bill that narrowly passed the House last week, defending how the legislation would change insurance coverage for people with preexisting illness or injury. But while House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) and Trump administration officials on Sunday rallied around the House legislation after intense criticism from Democrats, who say Read More


French election: Macron defeats Le Pen to become president

Media captionFrench election night in 90 seconds (including the accidental broadcast of the new president’s speech preparations) Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron has decisively won the French presidential election, defeating far-right candidate Marine Le Pen. Mr Macron won by 66.06% to 33.94% to become, at 39, the country’s youngest president. Mr Macron will also become the first president from outside the Read More


Lawmakers grapple with lunker education bill

TALLAHASSEE — At the insistence of House Speaker Richard Corcoran, numerous major changes to education policy for Florida’s K-12 public schools — from teacher bonuses and daily recess, to testing reforms and expansions for charter schools — were crammed into a single mammoth bill Friday, with $414 million in spending attached. All of the policies in the 277-page bill will pass Read More


The 16 best big cities for starting a business in 2017

Salt Lake City is one of the best places to start a new business, thanks in part to an abundance of investors and workers.Aqua Mechanical/Flickr Entrepreneurship is a fixture of the 21st century iteration of the American Dream. Today, about 10% of the US labor force works for themselves, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Still, it’s no easy Read More


Technology is transforming societies more deeply than the political vibrations of 2017

Official posters of the candidates for the 2017 French presidential election, Emmanuel Macron, left, head of the political movement En Marche!, or Onwards!, and Marine Le Pen, of French National Front (FN), are displayed in Saint-Josse, northern France May 5, 2017. Credit: Benoit Tessier/Reuters On Sunday, French voters will choose between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron — politicians with Read More