Новости за 31.01.2017

As part of its expansion into audio content, the Times has announced The Daily, its second attempt at a news podcast, with veteran reporter Michael Barbaro and Theo Balcomb of All Things Considered.

On January 17, 2017, the same day China's President, Xi Jinping, defended globalization at the World Economic Forum in Davos, its Premier, Li Keqiang, signed China’s action plan to make the world's second-largest economy a force, in a little-noticed Notice issued by the State Council.

Personalize medicine is changing the game in cancer treatment. But access to this innovation may still be a rate-limited step.

Slack put on a show on Tuesday to debut a new enterprise product, Slack Enterprise Grid. With the new software, the popular collaboration app is making its big push into large-sized businesses.

Establishing the starting point to evaluate President Trump's big promises to 'make America great again.'

The business context for environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts is evolving rapidly and challenging corporate executives to translate global megatrends like climate change, resource scarcity and population growth into tangible risks to and opportunities for their business.

Sure, salary is important. But if you're not asking for these extras, you may be leaving some prime perks on the table.

Russia's arrest of top cybersecurity figures, what full-blown cyberwar would look like, security tips for anonymous Twitter account users, journalists, and logins in general, and a few Trump cyber fails.

We're getting there with the US economy, but we're not at that Goldilocks temperature yet, we need a bit more of this tight labour market and then we should see wages rising well about the general inflation rate

Billy Beane has been the face of the Oakland A's franchise for 20 years. That role now belongs to team President Dave Kaval.

Imports permeate the United States manufacturing sector. Disruption of the supply chain due to political change could be disastrous for some companies and harmful to the economy, at least until alternative purchasing arrangements have been made.

Just how useful are auto shows for potential sales? Sloan says General Motors finds that of all the experiential events the automaker uses, leads from auto shows are five times more likely to result in a sale.

Rhode Island is the best and South Dakota is the worst when it comes to highway safety laws, says Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.

Hawaii is a location that inspires countless real estate dreams. But instead of fantasizing of paradise, why not take the plunge? We've found a range of incredible properties — from a chic city condo to a beachside retreat that comes complete with a convertible — each priced at less than $500,000.

Chance The Rapper, Snarky Puppy & KING adopted indie approaches to the music industry, leading to unlikely careers and Grammy noms.

If you have $10.5 million lying around, Jason Segel’s former Hollywood Hills home is up for grabs.

Could an increase in U.S. shale oil production ultimately offset OPEC's recent production cuts? Today that possibility is investigated.

Developing products and overcoming challenges to make micro-wearable a reality.

If Ford Credit deals look better on loans than on leases, that’s no coincidence. For sure, Ford Credit offers lease deals. But on average parent company Ford is steering incentive money into loans, for a number of reasons.

Praise be, we've actually found an economic point that Peter Navarro is correct about

The Leawood, Kansas-headquartered company is controlled by China's richest man Wang Jianlin

Using video in your presentation will help your audience remember what you said, today, tomorrow and in the future. Follow these four steps when incorporating video into your next presentation.

Remember, there are more ways than “your way” to arrive at the same result.

Non-citizens have rights, too -- even under the U.S. Constitution.

Democracies are fragile. Ours has necrosis. That's what a recent study by The Economist revealed, confirming what millions sense. Who will stop this train wreck and keep our democracy on track? Lawyers. Yes, lawyers. They are the rule of law's front line and rear guard. And they're on the case.