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Rental Car Insurance, to Buy or Not to Buy?
Posted: August 5, 2016
Rental Car Insurance, to Buy or Not to Buy? Are you squeezing in one last family road trip before the school year starts? If your vacation includes renting a car, here's what you need to know about insurance, before you sign on the dotted line: USE YOUR OWN AUTO INSURANCE OPTION: Do you own a car? Is it insured? Typically, the coverage and deductibles you...
Job Burn Out?
Posted: August 3, 2016
What's New about This Hybrid Office Space? Everything Shopify, an e-commerce company that develops software for online stores, has implemented a hybrid work environment with elements of traditional corporate offices and open concept workspaces at its headquarters in Toronto, Canada. And the 35,600 sq. ft. (3307 m) office has business and architectural media breathless: According to CBC News, Inc. magazine dubbed it "one of the...
Hail Insurance Issues
Posted: July 17, 2016
Nature Nurtures: The Power of the Great Outdoors Everyone knows what research now proves: nature is good for you. Be they gardeners, dog walkers, or wilderness wanderers, people simply feel healthier in the great outdoors. But why? In a recent column, gardening expert Mark Cullen tells us it's all about trees. He writes, "We know we feel better when we spend time in the natural...
Summer Rental Insurance?
Posted: July 12, 2016
It's a Dog's World, Thanks to Home Tech It's not only humans who benefit from the boom in home technology. As a recent article from RISMedia suggests, pets are reaping the rewards, too. Smart thermostats allow homeowners to monitor temperature in each room and adjust for weather conditions from their smartphones or tablets. This can be a lifesaver for pets, who often suffer when owners...
Preventing Cyber Attacks
Posted: July 12, 2016
Technology Is Forcing Change - in a Good Way In the past few years, technology has been disrupting global commerce. But, as it turns out, that's not a negative. Some call it "creative disruption," and it means breaking long-held patterns to encourage positive change. In LinkedIn Pulse, Devin Wenig, president and CEO of eBay, writes, "The transformative effect of smartphones and tablets, not just on...
