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Community Healthcare System plunked down nearly $5 million to build onto its psychiatric unit last year. In Sonoma County, California, a sprawling $2.6 million, 14,066-square-foot mental health... Read More
Authored by Saeculum Research
According to a recent study published in The New England Journal of Medicine, the incidence of dementia has fallen 20 percent per decade since 1975. This finding is the... Read More
Authored by Saeculum Research
After more than a year of freefall, the Dow Jones Transportation Average has changed course: Since hitting rock bottom on January 20, the index has gained nearly 1,000... Read More
Takeaways
Modern consumers have more choices at their fingertips than ever before—but this might not be the case for long. Although the number of products available has surged over the past several... Read More
The success of a construction business is not its gross profit, but its net profit. When companies gain control of overhead, then sales no longer drive the organization. Absent the desperate need for... Read More
On October 30, 2015, the SEC passed Title III of the Jumpstart Our Business (JOBS) Act. This long-awaited legislation opens equity crowdfunding opportunities from 8.6 million accredited investors to... Read More
In January, the Senate approved the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)—signaling the demise of the controversial No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. This move reverses a fifty-year trend of increased... Read More
Authored by Saeculum Research
Takeaways
More insurance companies are starting to base premiums on individual behavior rather than broadly defined risk pools. John Hancock just became the first U.S.-... Read More
Companies have been pulling out all the stops to welcome new hires to the workplace. As Millennials make up a larger share of the workforce, these procedures will likely be in place for many years... Read More
Source: The Economist
A new study suggests the current hiatus in spending will be temporary
The recent slowdown in American health spending has attracted much attention. Some have dared to hope that... Read More
