Up Next And Recaps (CBS News)
THE CLA$$ OF 2010 With the rising cost of higher education and a record number of students applying to college, admission to the nation’s top schools is more competitive than ever. Correspondent Cynthia Bowers examines the pressure, the price and the pitfalls of the college admissions process.
Charter flights becoming rare (Rocky Mountain News)
Charter airlines once attracted a solid following in Denver by offering dirt-cheap flights to popular vacation destinations such as Las Vegas and Mexico.
'Emerging' nations' economic output now almost half globally (Lexington Herald-Leader)
The balance of economic power in the world is changing, says The Economist (Sept. 22). The so-called emerging world now accounts for over half of global economic output, which is causing a shift in economic power from North America, Europe and other "developed" regions toward emerging regions, especially in Asia. "Developing countries chew up over half of the world's energy and hold most of its
Vegas Q&A: Which Spa Is Best? (WJXT Jacksonville)
Yahoo! News Search Results for las vegas cheap hotelQuestion : On my next trip to Las Vegas I want to do the gambling, shows and the restaurants, of course, but the one thing I'm looking forward to most is spending a ridiculous amount of time and money in the spa. Which one would you recommend?
Destination: Sales Meetings (Sales and Marketing Management)
You know something is wrong when the destination for the annual sales meeting overshadows the meeting itself—and not in a good way. Unfortunately, that's what happened recently for AtHome America, a direct sales organization based in Alsip, Ill., that relies on in-home parties to sell home goods.