Новости за 27.11.2017

Jermaine Fowler dropped out of college and came to New York with three pieces of luggage. Now he's starring on a CBS sitcom.

Tamara Mellon, founder of Jimmy Choo, is returning back to her roots to designing luxury women's shoes. In her second launch of her namesake brand, Mellon is bringing her life experiences, her point of view and her voice to ensuring that this time around, its going to be authentically her.

Office gift giving doesn't have to be stressful. Here's how to give the perfect gift without breaking the bank.

With unemployment low, employers are increasingly looking for older workers. Here are seven ways they can find and keep them.

President Trump and Congress promised to eliminate "special interest loopholes" in the tax overhaul. But except for the state and local tax deduction, all the biggest tax breaks are being preserved.

You've now got a chance to catch Farfetch'd in Pokémon GO no matter where you live, but the creature is only sticking around for 48 hours.

What better time to teach our children about giving and gratitude than the holidays? Here are eight impactful ways to get your child involved.

At last, Fox scores a big adult-skewing hit that isn't a comic book movie!

Gamers are often mad about video games, but there's a reason there's more anger in this industry compared to TV and film.

Investors bet $7 million on AI robot that acts as both company headhunter and candidate agent- bringing total tunding to $11.4 Million.

I spoke to Chris Stark, the co-host of the Hacking Your Leadership podcast, about how leaders can improve employee engagement, the process of hacking leadership, can companies can build stronger cultures, how to find and compete for the best talent and his best career advice.

What we're seeing is more than just a few bad guys. If we want to bring about real change, we need to face the reality.

What if you could receive a 100 page plain english report about every facet of your work personality? Imagine flipping through the pages of a full 360 degree view of how you are perceived, thought of, and approached by those around you.

There are plenty of wrong ways to prospect that can leave you feeling tired and frustrated. Here’s a better way to do it that leads to real results.

Because investors these days thirst for growth, and because the market as a whole is expensive, this may be a good time for the 'growth at a reasonable price' approach to selecting stocks.

How often do central bankers, regulators, corporate leaders, lawyers, politicians, and ordinary investors make the same mistakes over and over again? All the time.

In order to effectively market to both millennials and Generation Z consumers, it’s important to understand their differences.

The business of sending great gifs is more profitable than you’d think.

Bitcoin had a record-breaking year in 2017. Here's why that trend will continue in 2018.

The months of speculation may now be put to rest: Harry & Meghan at last will tie the knot.

Under pressure to stop using Russian rocket engines, the Air Force is pursuing a new plan for launching military and spy satellites that looks likely to go awry.

Today’s column addresses whether you can refuse to pay SSA taxes on your income, the availability of widow(er)'s benefits, whether to file early, restricted applications and when delayed retirement credits are applied.

On Cyber Monday how does someone navigate quickly to the right gifts while still being confident they are getting good online deals? Here are some savvy techniques.

Mohegan Sun CEO Mario Kontomerkos discusses his plans to expand the gaming empire and why nightclubs are harder to operate in Connecticut.

Southwest Airlines has one of the most flexible cancellation and change policies of any major airline. It is also one of the more straight-forward policies out there. We've all dealt with the frustration of last minute travel changes that lead to navigating daunting fees.