Put the brakes on aging? The latest science says…
It’s been there all along. Our bodies naturally make this amino acid, and it can be taken as a supplement. After decades of studies, researchers are adding scientific support to the anti-aging claims of taurine. Here’s what we know.
Book Review: Quit—The Power of Knowing When to Walk Away
Bestselling author and former professional poker player, Annie Duke outrivals in the decision-making space. In her latest book, Quit, she challenges the norm with breakthrough ideas about the role quitting plays in achieving long-term success—to pick the right thing to stick to and quit the rest.
Do headlines tell the whole story?
This headline got our attention…What happens when Google Search doesn’t have the answers? Google turns 25 this year and, in that time, we’ve grown to always expect answers from Google. But what about going forward?
Be curious and take a quick peek
What do Uber, a zoo and paper planes have in common? Nothing really. We just thought you’d get a kick out of these light-hearted stories.
A shopping favorite celebrates its 50th
Are you pre barcode or post? It’s not age discrimination, it’s just that the ubiquitous barcode – a boon to shoppers – is celebrating 50 years of much-appreciated existence. Historians claim…
How can this be with the latest in 3D?
It’s an astounding notion but it’s already happening—the ability to 3D print human organs. Just think what that could mean to anyone waiting for a donor heart, lung, kidney or liver. While not yet approved for human use…
Book Review: The Voltage Effect by John A. List
Grab your hat and coat for a ride along with expert economist and professor, John List, author of The Voltage Effect, for an inside view of how top executives at companies such as Uber and Chrysler make crucial decisions.
A trifecta – this, that and the other thing
We’re offering a bit of a breather from biz news and views with some tantalizing trivia for your tastebuds. Stay tuned for upbeat, out-of-the-ordinary offerings to share around the “water cooler” or wherever your casual conversations happen.
Anti-aging but at what cost?
In 1513, Ponce de Leon searched for the island of Bimini near Florida to find the magical spring waters believed to rejuvenate those who drank from it. Today’s attitudes about aging include a 45-year-old CEO who annually spends $2 million on his longevity. Is there really a fountain of youth?