Новости за 13.12.2019

Organizations should take a global lack of confidence as a wake-up call and identify the cracks in the foundation that is causing concern.

Preventing burnout is difficult for entrepreneurs — especially around the holidays.

Creativity ruts are difficult to climb out of and bad marketing habits are hard to break, but the New Year is a great opportunity to make some positive adjustments.

As HIT leaders, we must step up to this challenge. We must work alongside caregivers to find evolutionary innovations that remove technological friction, or, if we can’t do that, provide more value for the friction that can’t be eliminated.

We actually exercise less deliberate choice in our everyday activities than we realize.

Justin and Aaron Holiday, two brothers playing for the same NBA team, get to share unique family time this season.

ESO instrument on the VLT may detect the first known exoearth.

British business has reacted positively to the news that Boris Johnson’s Conservative party won a convincing majority in the U. K. this morning.

The moment a company begins building a monument to itself might be the moment it is nearing irrelevance.

One of an estimated 3.6 million "Dreamers" living in the U.S. after having arrived undocumented as a youth, 21 Savage is among the many who've landed on our 30 Under 30 list over the years. Here's a look at his rise--as well as several others finding innovative ways to elevate Dreamers nationwide.

New company aims for "easy-to-love" beers and a new brewery in "vastly underserved" New York City.

According to a Government Accountability Office report, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement removed illegal aliens from nearly 200 countries last year.

With bitcoin traders and investors looking hopefully towards 2020, one former crypto skeptic-turned bitcoin believer has predicted the bitcoin price could hit $100,000 per bitcoin over the next two years...

Across Europe, the press remarked on the size of the victory of the Conservative Party led by Boris Johnson, and its implications for Brexit.

An impressive cocktail of massaged obstruction, centralized control, and power games

Cohen keeps coming back to the design and use of current parking facilities as something that must change as the predicted boom in shared mobility services significantly reduces private vehicle ownership and the need for parking spaces.

Tagomi's new fees are about 70% lower than what you’d pay on cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Gemini if you wanted to buy $10,000 worth of bitcoin.

Champagne has long been synonymous with celebrations. Whether hosting a quiet dinner or large party, we've got your Champagne needs covered. This list, ranging from affordable to splurge-worthy, is sure to please everyone.

In today's ever-changing business landscape, it's important to have a digital presence. And geofence marketing can help.

What’s in store for the retail sector in 2020? First, let’s be clear about what’s not changing. We’ll continue to see a bifurcation of winners and losers as the industry sheds itself of status quo retailers (translation: brace yourself for more doom and gloom).

The UFC will hold a pre-fight press conference for the UFC 247 headliners on Friday before the UFC 245 weigh-ins.

The world got riskier in 2019, both in terms of politics and climate. But there is a lot of good news as well; there has never been a better time to make a difference. Following are four observations about 2019 and the year ahead.

Thursday's poll was widely seen as the "Brexit election" and was called after months of deadlock. With a huge new majority, Johnson has been given the mandate to take the U.K. out of the EU by January 31.

If you were looking for an Android security good news story, you’ve just found it: Google is updating SMS to make it safer for millions of users.

What risks might lurk in the shadows next year that could change the outlook for the energy world? Here are five.