Biden looks to fill half a million cybersecurity jobs
Also: Why the Baltic Dry Index is the highest it’s been in 11 years, where wind energy stands in the U.S., and two young sisters use school as a business opportunity.
Orders for durable goods remain strong, despite dipping in July
by Mitchell Hartman
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The decline’s mostly down to slipping orders for airplanes, while the core number increased by almost the same amount as in June.
Shipping cost index reaches 11-year high
by Amanda Peacher
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The Baltic Dry Index tracks how much it costs to ship materials long distances.
White House seeks to plug cybersecurity job hole
by Meghan McCarty Carino
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The U.S. needs to staff about half a million cybersecurity jobs, according to the Commerce Department.
How on-demand warehousing creates space for entrepreneurs
by Kai Ryssdal and Maria Hollenhorst
Maria Hollenhorst
“Our goal is to democratize logistics,” said Ben Euchus, co-founder and CEO of on-demand warehouse company, Flowspace.
A gust of wind energy blows through the U.S.
by Sabri Ben-Achour
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Last year was a record year for installation of wind energy equipment, partially benefiting from five years straight of federal tax credits for producers.
When back-to-school means back-to-business
From “Million Bazillion,” we hear from Laila, 13, and Kaya, 8, about their jewelry and story-making businesses.