“Race,” it’s such a simple word but a term that carries so much power and emotion. We hear the word every day in so many contexts but what is its’ significance? How did it come about? Many scholars argue that "race" was an evolutional invention, a folk idea, not a product of scientific research. It was created to justify the social and political realities of America’s history. Now it is embedde...

Thomas Edison was developing a device that could record, then replay at high speed, telegraph signals when he made the first recording of the human voice (Phonograph, 1877). Elisha Gray, who came a close second to Alexander Graham Bell for the title of inventor of the telephone, instead is known as the inventor of the first of the early electronic musical instruments (Musical Telegraph, 1875). ...

In today’s competitive business environment, Intellectual Capital (IC) management is ever more recognized as a fundamental factor in gaining competitive advantage. Actually, most firms have only a vague idea of how to manage investments in IC and what they should obtain from these investments. As a result, many companies overlook to balance IC investments, overinvesting in some IC components an...