
Karen M. Kroll
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3 weeks ago |
facilitiesnet.com | Karen M. Kroll
Installing sensors can help managers better monitor weather trends, water use. Most grounds managers at institutional and commercial facilities work diligently to keep their turf green and healthy without using more water than is necessary. Smart irrigation systems can help them achieve both goals.
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1 month ago |
businessandamerica.com | Karen M. Kroll
Millennials in the U.S. are expected to outpace other generations in building wealth, growing at nearly twice the rate of total U.S. wealth, thanks to better savings and investment selection. Millennials are on track to accumulate $140 trillion by 2045, with their wealth projected to grow 11.3% annually on average during that time—nearly double the 5.8% national average growth rate, according to an April 2025 report from Wealthfront and Oxford Economics.
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1 month ago |
inboundlogistics.com | Karen M. Kroll
Tags: Labor Management, May 2025, Warehousing When managing today’s warehouses, velocity and value are non-negotiable. From predictive AI to flexible robotics, warehouses are cutting costs and accelerating fulfillment without breaking the bank—or the back.
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1 month ago |
investopedia.com | Karen M. Kroll
Millennials in the U.S. are expected to outpace other generations in building wealth, growing at nearly twice the rate of total U.S. wealth, thanks to better savings and investment selection. Millennials are on track to accumulate $140 trillion by 2045, with their wealth projected to grow 11.3% annually on average during that time-nearly double the 5.8% national average growth rate, according to an April 2025 report from Wealthfront and Oxford Economics.
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1 month ago |
smartcitiesdive.com | Karen M. Kroll
Listen to the article 5 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Most people aren’t familiar with the term “stroad,” a mashup of “street” and “road,” but almost everyone has had experience with one – and it likely wasn’t good. “They're usually the roads that people talk about with dismay,” said Katherine Kortum, senior program officer at the Transportation Research Board.
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