Speculation is rampant that President Trump will soon announce sanctions against China for its heavy-handed intellectual property and technology transfer policies, thrusting us into a deleterious trade war. Get this: Washington and Beijing have been waging a tech trade war for over a decade.
Under Anirban Ghosh’s leadership, Mahindra has set a greenhouse gas reduction target for the company’s farming and automotive divisions, started using an internal price on carbon, and publicly disclosed their climate risks and carbon emissions data across key business sectors.
India's poorest states are some of its largest, and their economic success is the key to India's future growth -- and Narendra Modi's reelection prospects.
The likes of Gucci and Armani may never sell their goods on Amazon, but here's how the e-commerce giant could undercut the next tier of luxury brands by leveraging technology to roll out its own custom-fit luxury products at a lower price.
VR as a pain-management tool may still need more planning to be ready for prime-time, but an immersive experience could soon play at a hospital near you.
Manufacturing their own mid-level luxury brands may win over the slightly price-sensitive luxury consumer.
How will the job market, hiring climate, AI and salary trends impact you in 2018? Here is some actionable advice for anyone hiring people or searching for new opportunities.
'Jumanji' is stiff competition, but there isn't a 'Hidden Figures' or 'Split' waiting in the wings.
No credit score, no problem.
Some fortunate stock investors got rich by betting on Facebook early. How can you spot the next big thing? Is it even possible?
A new study of Amazon customers from Feedvisor reveals that Amazon is their one-stop shop for online shopping. 85% of Prime members, and 56% of non-members, visit Amazon at least once a week and 1/3 come ready to buy. Time for small businesses to consider Amazon's third-party seller platform.
Companies have a great number of legal obligations when hiring, managing, and firing employees. Be sure to follow these guidelines to avoid potentially significant liability.
Today’s column address the availability of lump sum payments, the availability of spousal benefits, divorced spousal benefits before retirement benefits and whether there is a lifetime limit to benefits.
The biggest trend of all in 2018: change. Fuelled by technology, shopping is evolving in many ways. For retailers who can keep up—and leverage new tools to give people what they want, when they want it—the promise may well be more customers and higher sales than ever in the year ahead.
Exploring, discovering and rediscovering great music in new recordings and old music in great recordings. Ullmann fashioned an ingratiating style of 20th-century modernism rooted in the romanticism of Mahler and Zemlinsky.
Unable to pass a budget by regular order, Congress continues to employ budget gimmicks to the detriment of sustainable federal budgeting. Claiming that the CREATES Act, a wrong-headed policy to regulate drugs, raises money for the budget exemplifies these problems.
Cryptocurrencies are all the rage. While you can make money, you can also get ripped off. Here's how to protect yourself.
Overwatch players think new League team skins are overpriced. They are wrong.
Matthew Gonnering, CEO of Widen software, calls himself its Chief Eudaimonia Officer. He leads with a philosophical perspective on what it means to flourish, and views it as his objective to help employees develop to their fullest potential while also running a successful business.
Solutions to prevent unnecessary medical care should primarily focus on helping physicians change their habits (instead of giving patients more skin-in-the-game).
Upon the release of the 2018 Royal Rumble poster, WWE's aggressive fanbase has partaken an embarrassing new trend, and it's called poster-shaming.
It's a ship in a bottle! A ship in a bottle, y'all.
Two and a half decades of the Oprah show minted a boatload of cash for Winfrey. The Weight Watchers stake is small change, relatively speaking.
Brett Durbin went to Honduras to find a cause for his church to support. He came back with one he couldn't set aside. Read about how he formed an organization to serve trash dump communities.
The foundation of today’s international standard-setting model is strong collaboration between the private and public sectors and robust checks and balances that ensure no single stakeholder can exercise undue influence over the process.