To stall retirement and stay competitive, boomers turn to nips, tucks, injections. By Erin E. Arvedlund The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) PHILADELPHIA — Whether you’re a woman or a man who wants to turn back the clock on aging, plastic surgery and nonsurgical procedures such as injections and fat grafts are becoming a top anti-retirement expense.…
DetailsBy Konstantin Vengerowsky The Sumter Item SUMTER, S.C. – James Huntley and Gregg Shapiro are not traditional student teachers. Both are veterans of the U.S. Air Force, who were stationed at Shaw Air Force Base, and family men in their 30s and 40s. When the two complete student teaching and finish their studies at University…
DetailsThe incoming class of 2017 is among the most accomplished to ever step on campus. (Poets&Quants) — Traditionally, we associate spring with fresh starts. As temperatures climb and the landscape turns green, we behold a world renewed with possibilities. For MBAs, this transformation begins in the fall. Bursting with ideas and aspirations, a new class…
DetailsThe strength of the American economy is inextricably linked to the strength of our workforce. As the U.S. economy continues to grow, employers report difficulty in finding workers with the specific skills and knowledge that they need. In order to maintain America’s competitive edge, it is critical that employers have access to highly skilled workers…
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