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Whitney's mom, Cissy Houston, Writes Book About Her Daughter's Life

Emily "Cissy" Houston, mother of the late Whitney Houston, has decided to write a memoir in remembrance of her daughter Whitney's life.

Sugar Shane Mosley Announces Retirement From Boxing

American Boxer, "Sugar" Shane Mosley, is ending his boxing career after 19 years of fighting in the ring.

North Carolina Academy Gives Students Career-Driven Learning Experience

This fall Davidson County, Thomasville City, and the Lexington, North Carolina school district will open the Yadkin Valley Regional Center Academy.

Lauren Odes Fired From Lingerie Company for Being Too Hot

Lauren Odes is accusing her former employer, a lingerie company, of firing her for being too attractive.

Fate of Euro at Stake in Spain

Issues with the euro along with increased unemployment rates have left Spain in a bind. The country's financial minister Luis de Guindos has cautioned that the euro is at stake as the weeks progress.

Inventor Stephen Quake Wins $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize

Dr. Stephen Quake, professor of bioengineering at Stanford University and founder of Cambridge biotechnology firm, was named the winner of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize this past Monday.

Obama Requests Congress' Aid With Job Market

President Obama gives a speech in a Honeywell factory, where he requests that Congress take action in bettering the economic stance of the country.

Sparta Students Learn of New Careers

Students at Sparta Elementary School in Belton, Texas got the opportunity to interact with career men and women last Friday at the school's annual Career Day.

Oilsands Initiative Promotes Skilled Trade Industry

A joint initiative to create a stronger skilled trade workforce is agreed upon between the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) and Canada's Building Trade Unions.

AARP and SBA Help Older Americans Become Entrepreneurs

AARP and SBA have joined forces to help senior citizens start their own businesses.

Survey Shows Employers Struggle To Find Qualified Employees

ManpowerGroup releases a talent shortage survey which found that 49 percent of employers are having a hard time finding qualified individuals to fill positions.

In Pursuing Your Dreams There is No Such Thing as Too Late

Three famous faces show us that it is never too late to pursue your goals and aspirations.

Union County College Provides Community with Career Services

Union County College opens a Career Services Center to help both the student body and the community beyond campus borders.

Senior Citizens Remain Eager to Work Past Retirement

Despite being qualified for retirement, many senior citizens are choosing to remain in the work force.

Gospel Artists Advance Careers in Atlanta

Gospel artists flock to Atlanta as a place to advance their careers in music.

Recent Warm Weather Contributing To Lack of Employment

Early summer weather could have contributed to employment slowdown in the past month.

Employers Looking to Hire Soldiers at Fort Hood Job Fair

At the Fort Hood job fair this past Thursday, companies had their eye out for soldiers now searching for civilian jobs. More employers are looking to hire military men in search of civilian jobs.

U.N. Study Shows That Going Green May Create More Jobs

A recent study done by the United Nations shows that if we make more of an effort to create and maintain a greener planet that we can benefit financially as well. The whole idea behind this is that with the creation of environmentally friendly work places, there will be a need to hire additional people to transform work environments and to operate green machinery in these these places.

AWEE Awarded $1.2M to Help Reintegrate Ex-Offenders

The Arizona Women's Education and Employment (AWEE) was awarded a $1.2 million grant to continue their Bridges to Jobs program. The program focuses on assisting in job training and personal mentorship of previously incarcerated women, men, and children. The U.S Department of Labor provided the funding in recognition of the success of the organization's current program.

Department of Veterans Affairs and EPA Help Vets Get Careers in Water Sector

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) along with the Department of Veterans Affairs will pair up to help provide disabled veterans with jobs in the water sector.

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