Новости за 02.07.2017

LA City Council was warned that the minimum wage rise would shrink the LA economy and reduce the number of jobs in the City. They went ahead and now we're going to find out if the warning was true--the best bet is, yes, yes it was.

What books do top C-level leaders recommend? To find out, I reached out to leaders from different industries, such as healthcare, financial services, security management, and technology. If you are looking for the next book to read, this article will provide some interesting options.

Artificial intelligence and virtual reality have grown in popularity among millennials and Gen Zers. Are immersive technologies the future of communication for younger generations? This company is betting on it.

Whether called de-criminalization or legalization, the legislative trends around cannabis reflect public support. Huge sums of investment have been flowing into the sector, but the position of the current Administration is troubling to a growing number of experts.

Having a high income and a lot of money in the bank doesn’t a good credit score make (in fact, neither of those factors affect your score at all), but concentrating on keeping more of the income you make and paying back more of what you owe is bound to help you achieve financial freedom.

The Oukitel K10000 Pro has the largest battery of any smartphone in the world

This week in Sports Law covers the Washington Redskins getting back the franchise's trademark registrations, Michael Floyd's alcohol-related issues, Tim Duncan's former financial planner getting prison time and much more.

Some 37,000 rural healthcare and community jobs across the country would be lost if the GOP Senate health plan moves forward, according to the Chartis Center for Rural Health.

One of the most sophisticated ransomware attacks in recent history, and yet one with a seemingly impossible flaw. This new ransomware isn't really after your money, it is after something much more important.

The Fed is a legend in its own mind, along with the minds of a confused media convinced that economic progress can be planned.

National security is a valid excuse for not having free trade at times and in certain things. Here, with aluminium, it looks rather more like a cloak for the more traditional protectionism and is thus a bad idea.

If you’re looking for serious dividend potential, I can introduce you five income gushers that are doling out annual payout increases of 20% or more.

Birthstones and their vivid colors have long been a way to connect your birth month with rare and unique gemstones. They are a meaningful gift for mom, a friend, spouse, or family member during a special occasion. But they mean much more than that as you'll find out below.

Crowdfunding sites focused on social giving are growing and can be very helpful for families facing tough times. But some charge fees.

The UK's ten most generous celebs come from football, cooking, music and literature but should we be celebrating the super-rich when they are still making more than they give and is celebrity engagement in social change a missed opportunity?

Under President Trump, FLOTUS staff is reduced from 24 to just five employees. Gone are nineteen positions that assisted former-First Lady Michelle Obama including advisors, schedulers, directors, deputies, advance aides, associates, social and press secretaries, and other helpers.

Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?

One of Washington's best luxury hotels is better than ever after a major renovation.

The pot of gold that may or may not be at the end of the venture capital rainbow can be tempting to entrepreneurs, but most business owners are better off pursuing homegrown capital.

The attitude towards the CFP has always been for me an indicator of whether Britain was going to be sensible about Brexit. It's such an obviously bad system that we should kill it, it looks like we are, so Britain is being sensible about Brexit.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry inks five-year, $201 million contract. Why is he actually worth more than that to the Warriors and the NBA?

There are undoubtedly things what we must have government doing. But given the general level of efficiency at doing anything probably best if we limit them to only those things which only they can do and which absolutely must be done, no?

The truth is that there just hasn't been any austerity in Britain. Our major economic problem being that near no one, including much of the current Cabinet, actually believes this truth.

Suspected involvement in bribery and embezzlement cited

Absent rigid censorship there isn't any way to limit the flow of ideas across Europe. Since Brexit doesn't involve such there's no problem here, except, of course, that demand that we should continue to pay for all their jollies.