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Get Safe Online Week Kicks off in the UK – Don’t be a Target!
Online crime is always personal. Cyber criminals are experts at using the data people innocently provide online to defraud or steal their identities. Educating the public on Internet security is essential for increasing safe and confident online use.
Investing 'With' Her and Her $28 Trillion of Wealth
Investing With Her - an insightful article from a financial powerhouse Gloria Nelund
Aquarium of the Pacific Shines a Light on Energy Savings
The sea otters at the Aquarium of the Pacific are always a big draw, delighting visitors with their antics in the water.

What visitors don’t realize is the otter exhibit is also a showcase for energy efficiency.
Team Orange County Wins Second Place Engineering Award at Solar Decathlon
​Team Orange County, a joint project by four local colleges, won second place in engineering for the innovation, functionality, efficiency and reliability of the solar-powered house it designed and built for the 2015 Solar Decathlon.
The Business Case for B Corps: The Secret’s Out, Part 2
The movement is growing. Fast. 1,400+ B Corps worldwide. And, the community is partnering together in incredible ways.
It Pays to Volunteer When You Work for MGM Resorts International
In 2014, MGM Resorts employees logged 172,316 volunteer hours – the equivalent of 4,307 full-time jobs - with 850 agencies. Our employees volunteered throughout their communities in a variety of ways, including feeding the homeless in shelters, packing lunches at Ronald McDonald House and helping The Animal Foundation with pet adoptions.
Our Country Is Not Producing Enough College Graduates - 16 Million Too Few by 2025
America’s future depends on our ability to train future generations to fill necessary workforce positions, and to continue innovating so that American businesses can meet new challenges and open new sectors. Yet, our country is not producing enough college graduates to meet the growing demand – 16 million too few by 2025, according to the Kresge Foundation.