Amid a frenzy of attention being paid to the Trump administration’s tax reform plan, we have to look a little further east for big news of corporate tax controversy, but it’s still there, and U.S. and European multinationals would be wise to watch it closely.
Why would a leader believe that actions like these are going to make objections magically disappear? How could a leader expect that such behaviors are going to lead to sunny days, happy shareholders at the annual meeting, or happy voters in an off-year election? How could any leader be that stupid?
The beautifully complex chemistry found in nature is all we needed to replace petroleum-based plastics, medical devices and industrial cleaners. It’s the next frontier of biosciences – an estimated $250 billion global industry. And one state is set to capture the largest slice of the pie: Iowa.
The key to attracting and retaining good people for your company is hiring people with a great life ethic says Suku Radia, CEO of Iowa-based Bankers Trust.
Eight years ago, Oshkosh Defense tapped Iowa-based Rosenboom Machine and Tool, Inc. to supply the fluid actuators on the U.S. Army’s new Joint Light Terrain Vehicles (JLTV). The JLTV will be lighter, faster and more agile than the Humvee.
Have you ever considered the path a product takes before it lands on your office desk or manufacturing floor?
What's the difference between an astronaut and a cosmonaut? This question was originally answered on Quora by Robert Frost.
Last month Farient Advisors attended Odgers Berndtson’s event, “The Global Governance Landscape: How Will It Affect Your Company,” and sat down for an interview with Fran Luisi, who leads the U.S. firm’s HR practice, to discuss everything from executive compensation to areas of HR focus.
Who needs cash? More transactions every day are steering away from the germ-ridden, costly form of payment.
How can we prevent the hijacking of high level AI by criminals? This question was originally answered on Quora by Roman Trusov.
If you’re an energy investor, be afraid. You may be picking up pennies in front of Trump’s regulatory steamroller.
Still haven't ordered your faraway mom's Mother's Day gift? Here are six ideas that can arrive just under the wire.
Why do we often forget the things we learn? This question was originally answered on Quora by Robert Frost.
In mist of an ongoing fight for women to find a place in a male dominated work-force, these women are changing the game!
Or, why Eugenio Derbez is a movie star but Charlie Hunnam is not.
Michael Katchen, CEO and founder of Wealthsimple has been called an Industry Mover by the Financial Post, a Change Agent by Canadian Business Magazine, and one of Toronto’s 50 most influential. I figured that's good timing to chat with Michael about the company and the Robo-advisor market
Why is everyone at risk of getting cancer? This question was originally answered on Quora by Ray Schilling.
Yet another piece of fear-mongering condemns online gaming as a breeding ground for xenophobia.
We found 10 five-year-old used cars that are safe and affordable, for those who want to start out with a minimum of debt.
Come what may, DC Comics superhero movies tend to open pretty darn well.
NVIDIA has announced the NVIDIA GPU Cloud, but it isn’t what you may think it is. It is really a portal to all the software and hardware resources needed to build and run Deep Learning applications. Instead of competing with cloud service providers, it accesses Amazon and Microsoft’s cloud-based GPU
Skating legend Rodney Mullen keeps reinventing himself and his industry.
What are the implications of smartphones for e-commerce retailers and supply chain strategy? Kevin O'Marah anlayzes in this week's blog.
BY ANNA BLUE -- This new era of suppression of global immigration could actually foster immigration innovation and reform.
A Labor Department rule that singles out professionals that provide investment advice based on the content of their speech should be struck down as a First Amendment violation.