Новости за 20.09.2017

It's not Falcon Crest or Dallas, it's September in private aviation, and it's filled with new players, millions of dollars invested and lost.

Prosecco labeled Frizzante is semi-sparkling, with a teasingly subtle buzzy texture that plays second fiddle to the wine's stony, faintly floral apple flavors. But starting in 2017, Prosecco is set to lose this softer side.

From Henry Ford and Thomas Watson to Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, a look back at the debuts of some of the greatest business minds in Forbes.

The crude oil market is known for its outlandish price forecasts as many rely on fundamentals to make their forecasts. It is no surprise that many of the big banks and hedge firms are often on the wrong side of crude oil. By following the money flow analysis in crude oil ....

See how healthcare providers are using virtual reality and augmented reality to improve the quality of life for people with dementia or vision impairment.

The Baltimore Ravens organization came up with an unusual game-day promotion: free genetic testing. But experts in medical ethics and health policy, not to mention state and federal agencies, question its wisdom.

The friendly, if not a little dull, driver from near San Diego could win his eighth championship this year, topping Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt Sr. NASCAR would probably benefit more from a new champ this year.

Management without high standards is hardly management at all.

Nest has expanded way beyond its thermostat and smoke alarm and now reveals a bunch of security products, doubling its hardware portfolio.

Despite some cautionary words from the chief brand officer of the world's largest brand, Facebook and its marketing capabilities remain popular among CMOs.

Just as Tesla has been transforming the auto business, the company also is changing the concept of vehicle refueling by creating its own, vast network of Tesla-branded Supercharger outposts that may end up resembling the corner gas station in every way but what form of energy goes into the car.

The central bank left interest rates unchanged, as expected.

A widely-repeated claim about sexual harassment in the restaurant industry is not supported by the data. Even the EEOC won't vouch for it.

We are all so super busy that it's stressing us out! But what if the stress is coming not from your schedule, but from all the frantic talk about how busy you are? Here are four strategies to change the narrative -- and change your life.

After your stellar face-to-face sales presentation, it's anyone's guess whether your prospect can sell your offering internally. Put the odds in your favor with a killer collateral that sells the deal after you're gone.

Many rationalizations are being offered by Republicans as they try to ram through a bill to essentially undercut the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare. But they aren't truthful statements.

The DRAM market is booming, allowing memory manufacturers like Samsung to post record quarterly profits. The near-term outlook also remains positive, amid growing demand and relatively tepid supply growth. In this note, we take a look at some near-term factors that could impact the DRAM markets.

The PS2 game 'Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner' will be remade for PS4 and PC next year and it will also feature VR support.

Perhaps the most popular baseball card in history sold for $1,372, almost five times its historic average-- further immortalizing a dog named Midget and a player named Art Whitney.

Which programming language should you learn if you want a job at Google, Amazon, Facebook or any big software company? This question was originally answered on Quora by Justin Mattson.

My new favorite campaign of the year is the Organic Valley “Call us crazy, but it’s working” campaign. No cylinder is left unfired. It’s a great strategy, the creative ideas are brilliant and the execution of those ideas is nearly flawless. This campaign actually makes the viewer root for the brand.

Leaders like to set out clever strategies and describe ambitious visions, but if they cannot inspire ordinary workers on the front line little is likely to happen. The head of landscaping at one of the most beautiful university campuses in the U.S. describes how he worked from the ground up.

How completely disconnecting from technology can transform the way we work.

While the highest paying jobs are still concentrated in the big high-tech hubs, the location of jobs and talent are fanning out across the rest of the U.S.

And now here's how 'Justice League' might perform in two months if everything goes right...