Articles by tag: Greg McCarthy Article

Brewing Up A Downtown Revilitalization

After a quarter century as a lawyer, Greg McCarthy felt he had served his proper sentence. Looking to do something else with his career, the attorney left his practice in 2015 and co-founded a business in an industry that can sometimes cause run-ins with the law. Legal Draft Beer Company is now in its […]

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Eco Pressures and Investment Shifts are Charting a New Course for U.S. Crude Oil Production
May 1, 2024

Energy independence and climate policy are increasingly at odds and the recent data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) reveals a striking trend: the United States has topped global crude oil production charts for the last six years, surpassing all previous records. This development prompts a deeper examination of America’s energy strategy at a […]

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Cost Engineering Drives U.S. Automakers Toward Affordable Electric Vehicles
May 1, 2024

Could cost engineering emerge as a pivotal strategy for U.S. automakers striving to enhance the affordability of electric vehicles (EVs)? Facing significant challenges in production profitability and consumer affordability, manufacturers like Ford and Tesla face increasing pressure from aggressive pricing from Chinese competitors. As these financial pressures mount, highlighted by recent loss reports, […]

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Hoteliers, Integration Partners Applaud Maestro PMS’s Innovative, All-In-One Technology
May 1, 2024

NEW tools take center stage at the company’s largest Users’ Conference on record, including embedded payments, learning management, client incentives and more Markham, Ontario, May 1, 2024 — Independent hoteliers gathered in Toronto last month to attend “Accelerate 2024”, a user’s conference hosted by  Maestro PMS, the preferred Web Browser based cloud and on-premises all-in-one […]

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Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Education and Modern Needs: Why School Educators Need to Shift Focus to Durable Skills Part 1 of 2
May 1, 2024

Are Traditional educational systems and school educators struggling to keep pace with the demands of modern workplaces? With advancements in technology and a shifting global economy, educators must prepare students for jobs that exist now and for future roles yet to exist. This scenario raises significant questions about the relevance and adaptability of current […]

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