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Car buffs mark 50th anniversary of brand's demise Jim Popp got a great deal on his first Edsel 50 years ago — shortly after production of the car ended at Ford Motor Co.'s Louisville Assembly Plant. Louisville Assembly produced...
Get inspired! Change your world. The power of a Mastermind group will help you transition and move forward quickly. Create what you want with the help of supportive Bizniks. You deserve the best, here and now! Unity Library /...
Every storyteller needs an audience, but Waits is a master fabulist whose diabolic razzle dazzle looms particularly great and grand in front of a crowd, as this 17-track feast of live performances demonstrates. The penultimate...
Novi's Motor Sports Hall of Fame of America is on the move. Trucks carrying race cars and boxes of rare motor sports documents and photographs have been heading this week for the Detroit Science Center, according to Hall of...
LAS CRUCES, Nov 21, 2009 (Las Cruces Sun-News - Bruce Huhmann knows it is a very dynamic time to be studying marketing and advertising. "We are in the midst of a big shift, but eventually there will be another side where the...
SAN FRANCISCO: US electric sports car maker Tesla Motors plans to go public soon, two sources familiar with the matter said, amid growing interest in green technology and battery-powered vehicles. An IPO filing from the...
Obese patients are no more likely to have post-operative complications than those of average weight when undergoing robotic surgery to remove uterine fibroids, according to a study at Henry Ford Hospital.
Nov 20, 2009 (The Record - One of the things that makes America great is the Have Your Cake and Eat It Too Club, whose members include Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. And today, Heath Ahrens is making his pitch in Washington,...
Henry Ford, for all his faults, once stated that he needed to pay his workers enough that they would be able to buy the cars they manufactured. I guess globalists thought such laws don’t apply when you ship the jobs to a...
Have the regents who just raised fees/tuition in the University of California system 32% ever considered that with fewer students able to afford their colleges, fewer might attend and the system might actually lose revenue?
