Quick hits: Fast food's big-priced burgers; last-mile broadband; mapping the universe; the 'Siberian Express' - Entrepreneur Generations

Once upon a time, fast food burgers were budget- friendly. (Adobe Stock photo) Fast food: reliable, tasty, cheap and right aroun...

When residents in a small Indiana town discuss an immigrant welcome center, clashing views take center stage - Entrepreneur Generations

President-elect Donald Trump promised mass deportations of illegal immigrants would begin during his first 30 days in office. For many resi...

Natural disaster recovery is harder for rural schools. Early preparation and strategies ensure students keep learning. - Entrepreneur Generations

Early planning is key to  rural school disaster strategies. (Photo by D. Leon, Unsplash) When natural disasters strike rural scho...

Rural schools funding bill fails in the U.S. House. The loss will 'create needless pain for rural communities.' - Entrepreneur Generations

Superior High School in Mineral County, Montana. The county received nearly $900,000 in 2024 from the Secure Rural Schools bill. (Pho...

Free virtual discussion covering infrastructure investment opportunities for distressed rural places on Jan. 15 - Entrepreneur Generations

Pipa will be joined by Prof. Stephens, right , for  discussion on infrastructure in rural places. Chronic underinvestment in infr...

Quick hits: Wallet-draining breakfast prices; the 'Walmart effect;' rural short story winner; bird flu stats; shouses - Entrepreneur Generations

Photo by E. Aceron, Unsplash Budget-busting beef with eggs and coffee breakfasts won't be cheaper anytime soon. "While co...

With its $12.98 T-shirt, this company shows how retail apparel production can thrive in the U.S. - Entrepreneur Generations

American Giant photo via The Wall Street Journal It isn't fancy -- it's practical. It's sold at Walmart, but it's ...

A little-known pharmaceutical company that made billions selling opioids 'escapes' billions in fines and IRS payments - Entrepreneur Generations

Endo began in 1920 as "Intravenous Products of America." Its website does not mention opioids; instead it highlights the co...

Southern timber owners could benefit from plan to create electricity and carbon credits by burning wood chips - Entrepreneur Generations

The U.S. Pine Belt is filled with fast-growing Loblolly pines. (Reddit map)   United Kingdom power producer Drax is scouting loc...

Understanding what pharmacy benefit managers are reveals flaws and solutions in U.S. drug pricing and selling system - Entrepreneur Generations

Not all PBM savings are passed along to members. (Adobe Stock photo) Despite a deluge of news information discussing the unfair p...