Washington

Demand for Business Equipment in U.S. Falls for Second Month
Bloomberg
Bookings for non-military goods excluding aircraft decreased 1.9 percent after falling 2.2 percent in March, the first back- to-back decline in a year, data from the Commerce Department showed today in Washington. Demand for all durable goods,

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Traffic Solutions for the Future
Huffington Post
Last week in Munich, the German automobile manufacturer unveiled initial ideas from six international architecture firms in a competition designed to analyze the future of their cities -- with an eye toward individual mobility.

Great Wall Builders (GWBU) Reports Positive Test Results from Barbados
EIN News (press release)
The technology works on all closed-combustion engines, including those used in cars, trucks, buses, trains and heavy equipment. The Ministry's Start FEED test results are consistent with the Unites States EPA FTP 75 test results from testing conducted

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Bainbridge College Honors Night
BainbridgeGa.com
The BC Hero honors a student who has used the skills and knowledge learned in one of the first aid classes at BC to save the life of a fellow human being. Bainbridge College student Kim Ketterer from Bainbridge, on the left, is awarded the BC Hero
Bainbridge College holds annual Honors NightPost Searchlight

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GSA: Washington's Most Durable Mess (Fortune, 1955)
Fortune (blog)
GSA holds almost $9 billion in land, buildings, automobiles, clerical supplies, and other physical assets ($4 billion more than General Motors' assets). Its purchases in fiscal 1954 came to $1 billion. GSA is, in effect, a vast,