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As the national debate on immigration heats up, there's fresh evidence of how immigration make U.S. communities stronger and more vibrant. Among the latest additions is a report – Understanding the …

The reports and studies and polls seem to roll in with increasing regularity—there is absolutely no doubt that automobile use in the United States is declining. More and more urban …

When I was growing up in suburban New Jersey, Hoboken was the Miracle Mile. It was known for having a bar on every corner and being the birthplace of Frank Sinatra. …

Last week, The Rockefeller Foundation was pleased to co-host an event with the New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS) to announce the 2015 Business Ambassadors for The …

A version of this post was originally published on The Economist Intelligence Unit. Like many firms in its industry, Sharp Decisions, a technology consultancy in New York City, faces a tough …

SHARE THIS By 2030 global water demand is expected to exceed current supply by 40 percent. SHARE THIS California is in its fourth year of drought – how can we balance the demand …

"I have 100 employees. They're buying homes. They're buying washers and dryers. They're putting their kids through college... To grow somebody into that is meaningful. If I can give them …

A version of this post originally appeared in The Huffington Post. Since the rise of computing, mobile communications, and the Internet, youth, defined as 16-to-24 year olds, have become increasingly central to …

Based in the small community of St. Marys, Kansas, roughly 20 miles west of Topeka, LiveWatch Security saw demand for its wireless alarm systems skyrocket. Revenue for the company, founded …

Photo credit: Flickr user Timothy Krause "More than 60 percent of the world's workforce is in the informal sector, and 70 to 90 percent have few or no health benefits." Over 1 …