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David Katzmaier has been named editor in chief of CNET. He replaces Adam Auriemma, who left in August. “In more than 20 years here I’ve written thousands of reviews and articles, hosted countless videos and now I have the privilege of leading the best team of tech reporters on the planet,” he wrote on LinkedIn.ContinueContinue reading “Katzmaier named editor in chief of CNET”

The recent launch of the Manufacturers’ Access to Revolving Credit (MARC) Loans by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) marks a significant opportunity for small manufacturers seeking working capital. With the initial approval of $3.5 million in loans spread across four manufacturers, this program aims to tackle the unique financial hurdles faced by small businessesContinueContinue reading “SBA Unveils First-ever MARC Loans, Boosting U.S. Manufacturing Efforts”

Joel Makower of Trellis, formerly Green Biz, writes about how coverage of corporate sustainability has evolved. Makower writes, “2000-2005: Shallow but earnest. Early reporting focused on mostly small, self-reported activities: a company phasing out polystyrene foam packaging ‘peanuts’ from its shipping department, for instance. A name-brand company publishing its first-ever environmental report could become a headline-grabbingContinueContinue reading “Twenty-five years of covering corporate sustainability”

Joel Makower of Trellis, formerly Green Biz, writes about how coverage of corporate sustainability has evolved. Makower writes, “2000-2005: Shallow but earnest. Early reporting focused on mostly small, self-reported activities: a company phasing out polystyrene foam packaging ‘peanuts’ from its shipping department, for instance. A name-brand company publishing its first-ever environmental report could become a headline-grabbingContinueContinue reading “25 years of covering corporate sustainability”

If you think you know the iconic Route 66, also known as the ‘Mother Road,’ this digital project asks you to think again. source https://www.inc.com/fast-company-2/route-66s-big-anniversary-comes-with-a-high-tech-twist/91283164