Fashion Meets Function with Wearable Technology In 2015
Most of us are familiar with wearable technology by its clunky and square form. But in 2015 wearable designers are trying to merge fashion with function to address the design...
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Most of us are familiar with wearable technology by its clunky and square form. But in 2015 wearable designers are trying to merge fashion with function to address the design...
When Earnest Ryals filed a $3.5 million racial discrimination lawsuit against his former employer back in November 2007, the surprising fact about the lawsuit was that he and the owner of the accused company are both African American. A few weeks later, Clifford Smith, also a black employee, filed a similar complaint against St. Louis, Missouri-based World Wide Technology Inc. (No.1 on the B.E. Industrial/Service 100 list with $2.5 billion in sales). Separate trials were slated to go before juries this month after a U.S. District Court judge denied World Wide Technology's motion to dismiss Ryals' case. Now, the disputes have been settled out of court.
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