Новости за 31.07.2017

Toyota is contributing $5 million toward the American Center for Mobility

A wine club owner who opposed Trump on most social issues still thought the Republican might eases his taxes and regulatory burden. Then came inauguration.

The future of capitalism is customer-centric, not shareholder-value or founder-centricity

Challenges lie in navigating complex family relationships, transitioning from first- to second-generation ownership, understanding how unwritten processes and procedures work, and facing the possibility of deteriorating service as the patriarch pulls away.

The Chicago Cubs are giving Steve Bartman a 2016 World Championship ring. In return, Bartman issued a statement thanking the Cubs, and letting the media and others know he doesn't wish to be taken advantage of. Read his statement.

Yes, it's possible for corporate boards to hire CEOs who are honest, accountable, courageous and fair. Here's one way to start.

The best marketing investment your company can make doesn’t have anything to do with marketing. It all comes down to three words: reducing customer effort. [...]

Taking your career development into your own hands is the important groundwork that sets you up for success at the negotiation table when it’s time to ask for that promotion.

Dreaming of an Ojai getaway? This Airstream hotel is the place to stay when you go.

Just imagine buying two square meters inside a big office and then being able to rent them.

A new look at attitudes toward home-buying suggests new challenges may be casting real estate in a less favorable light.

Why was international financial officialdom so eager to raise banks’ capital-asset ratios? The starting point for the global bank capital obsession is found in Britain and its infamous Northern Rock affair. Indeed, this was the true beginning of the Great Financial Crisis and the Great Recession.

Anthony Scaramucci's profanity-filled interview with The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza has led to record online traffic for the magazine and an almost-doubling of its new subscriber rate.

Venezuela is sliding closer and closer toward the brink, and things look as if they’ll get worse, unfortunately, before they improve.

Adult Swim's comedy Rick and Morty is a critical and viewer darling, but McDonald's has rather neatly jumped on a chance to get some publicity. Happily, it's done it with some considerable style.

In the second quarter, auto leasing took a rare step backwards, after steadily increasing since the last recession. To be sure, leasing is still a popular alternative to a loan. In a word, leases are more affordable.

Pharmaceutical company Pfizer reports second-quarter earnings on August 1. Here’s a look at what might be expected for its Q2 earnings.

BY ERIC BOTT -- Gov. Scott Walker and Wisconsin are once again showing conservative reformers nationwide how to get the job done. This month, lawmakers sent Walker the first state version of the REINS Act to be passed by a legislature, and Walker is expected to sign the bill soon.

A massive HBO hack could result in upcoming episodes of 'Game Of Thrones' being leaked online.

Remember the legendary Jack Welch? As a GE shareholder, I think he made a giant blunder in picking Jeff Immelt as his successor. Jim McNerney would have been a better choice -- and Boeing -- his empire for a decade has enjoyed a huge run-up with more to come.

What if succeeding at anything was as simple as having a few things in place? That just sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? Consider the possibility that you—yes, you—can succeed at anything. I believe the anatomy of success can be broken down into five pieces.

Robert Frankel created an action superhero comic with an unusual subject: real estate.

After a thrilling victory over Daniel Cormier at UFC 214, Jon Jones called out WWE's Brock Lesnar for what could be the biggest fight in UFC history. With Ronda Rousey getting chummy with WWE, this could be the beginning of two major pay-per-view crossovers.

A look at weekly charts from around the world and how to buy and sell them now.