Новости за 02.03.2017

Disappearing middlemen and a changing competitive landscape are compelling companies to reframe their focus and discover new capabilities that will lead to transformational change.

U2 is the latest musical act to be accused of plagiarism by another artist.

Since 2004, when Vans was purchased by VF Corporation, it has transformed into a $2.3 billion international business. The brand has grown up, but it refuses to grow old.

Intel's drive to diversify away from PC market attracts value investors

Retail REITs like Kimco, RPAI and PREIT are struggling to fight the perception of their sector.

Significant competition, lagging margins, and an overvalued stock price make it hard to justify any bull case involving this week's Danger Zone.

Shares of media stock Tegna have broken out in recent weeks, and options traders are betting on higher highs in March

Here are four biotech stocks breaking out on positive developments related to their drugs.

With Samsung moving the fingerprint sensor to the rear, the company needs to come up with a way for faster unlocking from a desk

Actor Adam Sinclair and wife Michelle Kath have reimagined their Culver City bungalow

Simon doesn't see the need to thank his employees for doing their jobs -- after all, that's what they get paid for! What do you think?

Dr. Olivia S. Mitchell rethinks retirement in the 21st century.

Pencil these ten newly awarded restaurants on the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants rankings into your dining itinerary for 2017.

How do you plan to kick off your summer this year? How about attending a big, week-long party for boffins and music fans in the land of the midnight sun and northern lights?

Next PJ Masks video-game is Starlight Sprint and it's out now.

The company connects women workers and their partners to prenatal and postpartum support usually not covered by traditional healthcare policies, including doulas, parent coaching, lactation and sleep support, and financial planning.

Walt Disney has had a run of bad luck with summer holiday weekends...

Warren Buffett's talent for picking investments has made all Americans better off by providing capital to the companies that are most efficient and most critically important to meeting our future needs and wants.

CFRA's Sam Stovall explains why after being out of favor going international may pay off for investors. He speaks with Forbes contributor Simon Constable.

Making false statements within a judicial proceeding while under an oath is not a development of the modern era. Rather, the crime of breaking an oath while giving testimony has ancient roots. What would the ancient Athenians think of Jeff Sessions?

the costs of QE induced low interest rates is thus very much more apparent in the UK than US--but it's most certainly not absent in the US. There are a number of such distortions low rates are causing--which is the real reason we'd like to raise them. Which is why the Fed is going to as well.

Gearbox’s Randy Pitchford took to the GDC stage to show off Unreal Engine 4 work that’s being used for Borderlands 3.

Most boxing observers look at the Keith Thurman-Danny Garcia match as a tossup fight. But these boxers and experts have their own predictions.

The Washington Post’s new slogan “Democracy Dies in Darkness” is apt given all the pressures now reshaping journalism (some from the Oval Office), but then, when you consider how the Post treats a few highly polarizing issues, their new slogan can also feel insincere.

Chinese buyers are flocking to Seattle after a Vancouver, a former favorite, imposed a 15% tax on foreign investment.