What I don't understand is why the day is not celebrated universally by businesses.

Google says that its new "quantum" machine needs less than 3.5 minutes to perform calculations that would take a traditional computer 10,000 years.

We should take a page from the European script where holidays are a given and embraced by management.

The decline of applications from international students is stark with applications falling 13.7% this year.

As I have reported in earlier columns, we are looking down the barrel of serious issues among retirees.

The "great recession" almost sank the world economy, and it was not until 2014 or 2015 when the US economy finally gained solid economic traction.

Clearly Walmart and a long list of other employers have woken up to the fact that a majority of workers are having a lot of trouble simply getting by, never mind getting ahead.

The real news will probably play out in the hundreds of office buildings where WeWork has leased large blocks of space.