Новости за 10.05.2019

If courts act with the agility shown by Judge Mehta yesterday many of the cases aimed at blocking Congress's inquiries could be settled in a couple of months--well before the 2020 election.

A proposal to raise the state sales tax in Texas to the same rate as California's was tabled this week, but another bill to raise taxes on travel agents passed in Austin. Meanwhile lawmakers in both Nebraska and Texas regroup on their efforts to provide property tax relief.

Chris Hughes, a Facebook co-founder who says he sold all of his shares in 2012, believes the company should be broken up. He was as wrong about Facebook in 2012 as he is now.

Emma Hill on her handbag heritage.

Barrick Gold Corp (NYSE: GOLD) released its Q1 2019 results on May 8, 2019, followed by a conference call with analysts. The company reported revenue of $2.1 billion in Q1 2019, marking a growth of 16.9% over the previous-year period. Higher revenue was mainly driven by increased gold shipments ...

Stay ahead of the curve by keeping security and privacy in mind every day, instituting strong processes, staying alert to the changing security landscape, and choosing partners with the same mindset.

To foster continuous improvement, augment your existing creative team with dedicated engineering, and data science or business intelligence resources to roll out innovative ideas.

Human communication makes customers 1.6X more likely to make a purchase. Got your attention yet?

Make Sure You’re Ready to Embrace Customer Engagement’s Data-Driven Future

Saying “yes” to additional projects at work may signal that you are a team player. But does it really? Sometimes saying “no” is better for both you and the team.

A new study shows that people are more likely to accept colleagues use of cognitive enhancing drugs as long as it's phrased as "fueling" rather than "doping."

Online access to millions of consumers and the safe-harbor protection provided by the law to the marketplace providers is catalyzing an unhealthy and unfair e-commerce environment; hurting both the duped consumers and the robbed IP rights product owners.

The Trump administration's new tariffs on imports from China likely mean bad news for U.S. consumers, companies and the economy.

As more and more Baby Boomers ditch retirement altogether or begin it only to return to work soon thereafter, here are several ways to pursue a fulfilling career later in life.

There's always more to learn — even at the gym, doing laundry or sitting in traffic.

Wheaton Precious Metals (NYSE: WPM) released its Q1 2019 results on May 8, 2019. The company reported revenue of $225.1 million in Q1 2019, marking a growth of 12.9% over Q1 2018, driven by a 64% increase in the number of gold ounces sold and addition of palladium as a revenue segment, partially ...

When Disney fans want to mix things up and experience an adventure beyond the theme parks, they should check out Disney Signature Experiences. These vacations bring travelers the best of Disney magic while they explore the world.

The Fed is pivoting in response to markets; this is a natural consequence of its new "data-dependence" bias.

Celebrate Mother's Day with these seven standout sparkling wines from France and the United States.

Elizabeth Warren and activists at Harvard are demanding that Arthur Sackler's name be removed from the museum to which he donated millions. But he did not actually do anything wrong. It is the latest example of indiscriminate call-out culture and guilt by association.

WeTransfer is a powerful example of a brand dedicated to its stakeholders, communities and social good.

We are increasing our price estimate for Cree (NASDAQ:CREE) from about $47 per share to about $60 per share, driven by the company’s pivot away from the commoditized lighting business to higher-margin businesses such as power and RF products, and stronger-than-expected results over the first ...

What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries

Madison Keys uses her tennis platform for social change.

How will we know whether Opportunity Zones have been successful? A new proposal in Congress on reporting requirements may provide the answer.