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Blue LEDs: A Way to Increase Lighting Efficiency
The Nobel Prize in physics went to three scientists who developed blue light-emitting diode (LED) lights which can drastically change lighting efficiency around the world.

Amazon Set to Make Losses This Year
Amazon is seeing a dismal year as the company reports the biggest quarterly net loss it has seen in years. The online retailer is set
North Carolina Mom Petitions for Trucking Reform
Marianne Karth of North Carolina is petitioning numerous governmental entities and officials to enact stricter regulations of truck drivers. In May of 2013, Karth lost
Is There a Correlation Between Autism and Air Pollution?
Research conducted at the University of Pittsburgh revealed that there may be a link between children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the mother’s exposure
Researchers Retract Paper Behind Dr. Oz Miracle Supplement
On June 19, CR discussed Senate proceedings to crack down on fraudulent products, with special focus on the weight loss industry (read here) due to
Will Fitness Trackers Become a New Staple of the Office?
As wearables become further incorporated into the mainstream, employers must weigh the potential benefits of offering the technology to employees against concerns of data security
Bitcoin’s Role in the Battle Against Ebola
As the Ebola outbreak continues to spread many want to know what to do to help. One such community is the Bitcoin community. The nations
MIT Scientists Develop New Tech to Predict Bitcoin Prices
Computer scientists as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a machine learning algorithm that can predict the value of bitcoin. Principal investigator Devavrat Shah
Social Security Benefits Are on the Rise
The government announced this Wednesday that millions of Americans who rely on federal benefits will see a 1.7 percent increase in their monthly payment next
What Does the Future Hold for the Solar Industry?
Acquisitions in the solar industry are expected to rise. The federal investment tax credit will reimburse 30 percent of development costs for all solar projects.