A mysterious aura surrounds the Campisi family, the tightknit klan that owns and operates Texas’ longest-running Italian restaurant chain. Its first pizza fixture was on Mockingbird Lane, a restaurant aptly named “Campisi’s Egyptian Restaurant” after owner Joe Campisi couldn’t afford to remove the previous tenant’s sign. Since the 1990s, nine other D-FW locations were added to the mix, with one brief stint in Lubbock. But the family’s history in Dallas is about more than an iconic pizza....

Social platforms have transformed into the ‘business-happening’ place. The leading social platforms have millions of users of various professions and businesses who surf through it every day. Hence, social platforms can be leveraged as an effective tool for lead generation. A recent survey noted that major B2B companies generate 70% of leads through social platforms. Through this, it is evident that B2B companies have a large share of their business through social platforms. Showcase the...

Boris Johnson must have found recent opinion polls conducted in Scotland to be awkward reading. Surveys suggesting rising support for Scottish independence and a significant gap between his approval ratings and those of Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, appear to have prompted him to make his first visit to Scotland since last year's general election. The prime minister wants to use the trip to remind people in Scotland just how much cash the UK treasury has spent in response to the...

Today, a growing number of upwardly mobile professionals rely on technology to upgrade key career skills. The Internet has facilitated an explosion of online learning opportunities. Just consider a few of the options available for excelling in this area: 1. Enroll in accredited distance courses. The widespread availability of fully accredited distance courses delivered over the Internet won't make obtaining your degree any easier, but it might make the process more affordable and convenient....

According to a 2013 United States Department of Labor (United States DOL) statistic, there are approximately 128 million women in the workplace. Fifty-seven percent of these women work full or part-time and are 16 years of age or older. It is easy to see how gender changes the criteria for health and safety in the workplace. There are 10 leading causes of workplace injuries for the woman at work: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Back and neck injuries Injuries due to industrial, commercial, or office...