U.S. Immigration Policy Hurts the Economy: Opinion
Regardless of daily news headlines, there should still be a place in this world for common sense. Even some conservative-leaning organizations are critical of the import tariffs the Trump Administration has levied on a number of the United States’ closest allies. But it’s not my purpose here to write about [...]
Shale Country Is Out of Workers and Dangling 100% Pay Hikes
By David Wethe June 6, 2018 It’s fueling the region and starving it at the same time. Sales-tax revenue is hitting a record high, allowing the city to get around to fixing busted roads. But the crazy-low 2.1 percent unemployment rate is a bear. As [...]
Daseke Betting on Technology Ready for the Long Haul
BY NICHOLAS SAKELARIS • MAY 29, 2018 Automatic transmissions, adaptive cruise control, collision avoidance, GPS tracking, built-in cameras, and electronic driver logs represent the future of the fast-evolving trucking industry. For Daseke’s fleet of 5,000 trucks, that future is now. The Addison-based trucking empire has outfitted its trucks with [...]
AgPro Podcast: Creating Biological Product Awareness
Ashley Davenport May 29, 2018 02:26 PM In the AgPro Podcast, voices from the industry asked: How can retailers benefit from offering biological products for crop protection and crop enhancement? Pam Marrone Davis, Calif. CEO and Founder of Marrone Bio Innovations Inc. A: “We’re finding there’s [...]
A web component that lets you integrate mathematical expressions handwriting recognition
Algebra, calculus, geometry, probability, and we could even go a thousand more mathematics topics, which are probably your nightmares. But how about a web component that can recognize your handwriting and output the corresponding mathematical expression? Does that sound more interesting? This Wednesday, we will [...]
Harris County cites Harvey in appraisal delays
By Nancy Sarnoff May 15, 2018 Photo: Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle Photo: Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Houston Chronicle A pile of debris sits on a curb along Talton Street in the East Houston neighborhood south of Halls Bayou, Wednesday, March 28, [...]