Nigeria To Being Using Drones to Help Counter Piracy of Cargo Ships
The earliest acts of documented piracy date back to the 14th century. While acts of piracy can be committed on land, in the air, or through cyber channels, the term…
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The earliest acts of documented piracy date back to the 14th century. While acts of piracy can be committed on land, in the air, or through cyber channels, the term…
According to research compiled by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were a total of 162,795 different occupations in 2019. Of all the occupations in the United States,…
Located in the heart of Europe, Belgium’s Port of Antwerp is the second largest seaport on the continent. Covering more than 120sq kilometers, housing at least 900 companies, and employing…
On January 12, 2021, the United States Congressional Research Service released their findings on COVID-19’s impact on unemployment. The opening line of the research states, “The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)…
Over the last decade, drone technology has progressed to make many industrial enterprises more efficient, cost effective, and safer. Drones are being used to inspect industrial sites for safety…
Located just over 7 miles between downtown San Diego and Tijuana lies the city of Chula Vista. With close to 300,000 residents, it is the 15th most populous city…
What started as a debate between the managing director of Guinness Breweries, Sir Hugh Beaver, and a hunting party over what was the fastest European game bird in 1951,…
In the United States, the average adult consumes just under 2,000lbs of food in a year. Each year, nearly 7 million tons of animal protein is sourced to feed a…
For years to come, analysts and historians will be unpacking the many major events of 2020 and how these events will impact the future. It seemed as if every week,…
In 1980, Richard Fink left his professorship at Rutgers University in New Jersey and joined the Department of Economics at George Mason University in Virginia. It was at this time…