Richard Verma’s two-year tenure as U.S. Ambassador to India concluded last month with the new incoming presidential administration. The first Indian American to serve in the role, Verma leaves behind a far-reaching legacy.
Deal or no deal? For U.S. President Donald Trump, the agreement his predecessor Barack Obama struck with close ally Australia to take refugees from offshore detention centers on two Pacific islands was a “dumb deal.”
A letter from the Vice Chair of the House Financial Services Committee calls for the Federal Reserve to stop participating in international regulatory initiatives intended to make banks safer, and promote the interests of American financial firms.
China dealmaking has continued strong even with Chinese New Year. India may be in end for a transit upgrade if Elon Musk has his way with Hyperloop.
What if you could sense a problem exists even when the spreadsheet says otherwise, figure out the most opportune time to secure a raise, forecast a trend at work before anyone else or sense a problem with a pending deal? The science behind intuition suggests it could give us the leg-up at work.
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The Tesla, SpaceX CEO says he wants to stay engaged with the new administration to provide views that help the "greater good"
Lady Gaga will perform the halftime show at Sunday's Super Bowl game and is expected to put on an eye-popping spectacle. Here are a few things to look for and some song choices.
In the President Donald Trump-era, there could be a high-cost to running a sanctuary city...
How statistical fallacies, predatory publishers and the lack of statistical and information literacy are all feeding the fake news machine
2010 Oscar winner (Star Trek), and 2017 Oscar nominee (Star Trek Beyond) Joel Harlow talks aliens.
When it comes to national signing day, everyone looks at who has the highest ranked class, but the day comes with financial winners and losers as well. A look at which coaches underperformed and overperfomed their salaries on the recruiting trail.
China has been using all the traditional tools of financial engineering at its disposal to grow at a speed that is physically impossible. Now it wants to add the most powerful tool of all: quality. That could be a game-changer.
We've heard a lot about the $60 billion trade deficit Mexico. It is our third largest trading partner. But that deficit is peanuts when compared to China.
Even though Snap is one of Facebook's most important competitors, a key figure in the messaging company's first public filing, the S-1, show just how far the young business has to go before its advertising engine can catch up to Facebook's.
Startup guys share their secrets with Valerie Baber.
Cadillac's global sales jumped 44.2 percent in January. That’s impressive, but the really interesting part is the sales breakdown. Cadillac actually sold fewer cars in the US, down by 4.1 percent to 10,298 units, compared to January 2016. But sales in China soared by 116 percent to 18,011 units.
Ready or not, millennials are storming the workforce, most with a hunger to make it to the front lines quickly. By 2020, they will make up almost half of workers nationwide.
'Shutting the door on refugees is wrong'
Cofounders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy each have a 22.4% stake in startup Snap Inc, according to
Uncertainity for the supply chain leader is rising with the populist politics. In this article, Lora Cecere shares three strategies to consider.
Betsy DeVos is Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of Education. Interestingly, she never went to a public school herself, nor did she send her kids to public schools, nor did she ever teach in a public school, nor has she apparently ever spoken to anyone who did. Cartoon By Kirk Anderson.
Why did the dossier's source have to go underground?
Last week’s explosive season six premiere of ABC's hit show 'Scandal' returned with its biggest audience in 14 months with over seven million viewers. One fan favorite is the delightfully malevolent Rowan Pope, exquisitely portrayed by Emmy Award-winning film, television and stage actor Joe Morton.
Continuing the short series on marketing to the 60% of American consumers living in the New Heartland.