How to Build on Traditional Loyalty
Who are today’s most “competitive” fuel retailers? The obvious answer is: the ones that get the most customers. What makes […]
Sept/Oct 2021
The Digital Divide: Bridging the Gap, Starting with Grade School Education
As remote working and online learning became the norm, the coronavirus pandemic exposed a growing gap in our nation’s digital
A Harsh Reality: Addiction in the Workplace
Now that many Americans are beginning to return to their offices after working from home during the pandemic, it’s important
Overcoming COVID Woes: Invest in Your Business
Business owners across the globe were undoubtedly shaken when the world seemed to stop due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Though
Diamonds Direct Provides Clarity on What You Need to Know Before Investing in Fine Jewelry
They say diamonds are forever, so if you’re investing in a special piece of jewelry, it’s crucial to have education
The Newest Climate Change Narrative Is a Clear and Present Danger to Us All
Never has America witnessed a more narrative-driven phenomenon than the so-called “Energy Transition,” the popular term used to describe what
How Viable is Africa’s Oil and Gas Industry in the Wake of a Global Energy Transition?
The 26th UN COP26 conference in Glasgow in November 2021 will look to accelerate a global drive towards a net-zero
ENERGY REALITY 101
Another school year has begun, and there is a new appreciation among teachers and students for the (once taken for
Young Voices in Energy: Essays on Innovation and Regulation in Energy
Innovation and Energy By Peyton Jenkins In the wake of the announcement by the Biden campaign of their goal of
Watermelons and Environmentalists
What is green on the outside and red on the inside? Two things immediately spring to mind — watermelons and
