OVERVIEW The S&P 500 looks very different today than it did only a decade ago – with tech companies dominating the top 10. The Fortune Global 500 tells a similar story of established market leaders fighting for top spots among new, nimble entrants. But amid this traditional, cutthroat competition, companies across industries are working collaboratively …
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Top national rankings may do more than make a university look good. The added prestige may also help eliminate the gender pay gap that exists between men and women university presidents.
Type Ia supernovae are thermonuclear explosions of white dwarf stars that release more energy than the Sun emits in a billion of years. The exact mechanism of these explosions has long been a mystery – until now.
OVERVIEW First, the good news: In 2020, the rate at which global health care costs rise will increase slightly – by only 0.2 percentage points – from 2019. The bad news: Health costs still are forecasted to grow at almost three times the pace of general inflation. Average general inflation rate worldwide is projected to be 3.1 percent in 2020. Aon’s 2020 …
OVERVIEW First, the good news: In 2020, the rate at which global health care costs rise will increase slightly – by only 0.2 percentage points – from 2019. The bad news: Health costs still are forecasted to grow at almost three times the pace of general inflation. Average general inflation rate worldwide is projected to be 3.1 percent in 2020. Aon’s 2020 …
Adobe, one of the largest design software companies in the world, kicked off its annual Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles Monday with a shout out to UCF-based Limbitless Solutions.
Slowing down may not just be an aging thing. Quite literally, walking slower could be an indicator of health problems in your golden years, even more than muscle mass.
The University of Central Florida will lead a nationwide team to study the performance and long-term scalability of floating solar panels thanks to a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Energy Technologies Office.
Slowing down may not just be an aging thing. Quite literally, walking slower could be an indicator of health problems in your golden years, even more than muscle mass.
Almost $600,000 in new funding from the U.S. Department of Defense allows researchers studying human behavior to escape the limits of the laboratory.
