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Yesterday in one of the newsletters I subscribe to from National Geographic, the publication’s senior executive editor, Indira A.R. Lakshmanan, explained the events happening in Afghanistan. Lakshmanan was in the first convoy of reporters to reach …
As the housing market heats up, bidding wars, usually reserved for buyers vying for prime real estate, are now popping up in the rental home market. According to CNBC, demand for apartments and single-family rental is …
The University of Iowa’s alumni magazine has a great profile piece on Barbara Wilson, the university’s new president. “Wilson already has the extensive leadership credentials to lead Iowa; now she and her family are working to …
Shortages of packaging supplies like paper to-go bags are causing headaches for fast-food restaurants. McDonald’s Corp. recently told its restaurant owner to limit orders of bags from suppliers, reports Heather Haddon for the Wall Street Journal. Orders …
“We did some research with our college students and we realized that out of the kids we interviewed — about 20 — only two four-year college seniors had potential job offers,” said Pi515 founder and …
Part of every high-growth startup’s story is the mentors and organizations that helped founders put their products to the test — a short-term pilot program, in collaboration with an organization that fits the profile of …
Before designs for Johnston’s new City Hall were prepared, architects at OPN Architects researched the history of the community that is located northwest of Des Moines.
They learned the area had deep ties to rail …
Many parents may feel like they’re experiencing deja vu. With cases of the delta variant of COVID-19 increasing, some day cares, camps and schools across the country are beginning to close, leaving parents with young …
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