Today is tax day, when millions of Americans are rushing to meet the deadline for filing their federal income taxes. Around this time, we usually hear about the excessive complexity of the tax code, the compliance burdens on individuals and on businesses, and the costs to […]
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Built as a shortcut to sail vessels between the east and west coasts of the United States, the Panama Canal was the largest engineering marvel of its time. It celebrated its 100th anniversary last August, and its much-needed expansion opens at the end of 2015. Keep […]
Read MoreThe inertia in many companies seems to be big employee volunteer events and some nonprofit sponsorships. Many of the companies that have come to me discovered that these things often look good in press releases, but fall short of expectations for making an impact. So what […]
Read MoreA growing body of research indicates that prolonged sitting can lead to numerous health problems. A Washington Post infographic, “The Health Hazards of Sitting,” points out that too much sitting – the average U.S. adult clocks eight hours a day in that position – negatively impacts […]
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When it comes to technology, there’s always something new that will change the way you live and work. What’s the next big thing? Who’s solving problems in a new and unusual way? How will new tools affect your bottom line? Check in every Thursday for NAIOP’s […]
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Real estate data and information website RealtyTrac says more millennials live in the D.C. suburb of Arlington, Virginia, than anywhere else in the nation. Millennials (classified by RealtyTrac as age 37 and less) make up 39 percent of Arlington’s population – an 82 percent increase from […]
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