Новости за 27.03.2019

As the UK approaches a ban on onlne pornogrpaphy, this essay explores if perhaps we ought to consider banning all forms of online pornography given the myriad damages it causes upon the indivual, society and most especially women and children.

Taking a job in retirement can make the transition into the retirement world a lot smoother. Lots of retirees do that, and still see themselves as retirees. Such jobs can be a good idea, provided they’re taken for the right reasons.

Forward-looking highlights from GeoQuant’s high-frequency political risk intelligence platform.

Here are five classic gardens found across the country, all ready to welcome families who want to reconnect with nature at its most delightful.

Why, in a sector that is not only flourishing but also facing a potential shortfall of workers, do women remain so vastly underrepresented? And, more importantly, what can we do about it?

Spring’s first fresh, local produce doesn’t need much of an introduction. This time of year, everybody’s eager for a plump red strawberry, locally grown. And who can resist noshing on bright-green peas once these spring goodies appear on the scene?

Exploration and production companies shifting focus to Vaca Muerta play on hopes of 'crude' returns.

MLB has rolled out "Let The Kids Play 2.0" and it's built around baseball's biggest stars. Here's the ad.

Manufacturing cars is highly efficient and in most 21st century facilities you hardly see any people. But it makes you wonder if such a factory setup would make sense for future products and the role additive manufacturing will play in disrupting the assembly line.

Benjamin C. Halliburton explores the math behind true diversification, providing insight into what Ray Dalio called the "Holy Grail of Investing."

Japan's economy is suffering because China's is. Tokyo could rid the country of this sad vulnerability by shifting from its long-held export-driven growth model to a more balanced approach that also emphasizes the consumer.

As any entrepreneur can attest, starting and running a business is not simple. It takes a great deal of sacrifice, time, courage and humility. Businesses rarely become successful immediately—and when they become successful, evolution is an inevitable part of its future.

Now that the Green New Deal has been defeated in the Senate, investors can breathe easier.

Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ:ISRG) could see an upside of over 30% to its stock price, if da Vinci systems garners 25% share in the global surgical robots market. The da Vinci surgical systems have seen strong growth in the recent years with sales exceeding $1.1 billion in 2018, reflecting a growth...

High-quality, realistic simulators have been a stable of the gaming community for many years, but they are rapidly becoming a vital tool for the industry as well. The oil and gas sector is one area that this technology is making a significant impact.

Don’t blame our shaky market on the flattening yield curve, from 30-year Treasuries down to money market paper. Actually, a spike in interest rates in response to rising inflation and FRB tightening invariably nails down the lid on stock prices until they become competitive with bonds.

Concerns about trusted sources of microelectronics for 5G and otherwise should be addressed through government action. The recommendations made here are intended to enable a pragmatic level of trust. Attacking this problem can also address State sponsored competition for microelectronics dominance.

Barclays picks Latin America as their favorite among emerging market stocks, bonds.

These PowerBeats3 Wireless Headphones are on sale at Walmart right now for only $99. That's over half off of the $200 list price. Now that's music to our ears!

Raises hopes for other brands, too?

Derek Vinnicombe is the founder of Vinnicombe GmbH, an exporter of German wines from family-run producers. He says that while accommodating the 2018 harvest is a factor, there are more elements to consider.

After CVS introduced cannabidiol creams in 800 stores, its rival announced plans to market even more products in nine US states.

Companies around the world should see this week’s age-related legal filings as a wake-up call. In the last week, reports of several age-related lawsuits have named major corporations for their alleged discriminatory practices against older workers.

"Technology not only changed how things were produced but also demanded that organizations scale to keep pace with the demands of increasingly complex systems." Sandy Ogg considers the unique obligations of today's leaders and how to thrive in this time of hyper-growth.

Did CNN throw famed attorney Mark Geragos under the bus?