Новости за 16.06.2019

How much longer will the top five remain exactly the same?

The US Women's National Team destroyed Thailand 13-0. Was it because they're bad sports? Or was it because they were responding to incentives?

The Golden State Warriors have lived the dream. Now, like all great NBA dynasties, comes the toughest part. Can they extend their historic run?

Fake News has become ingrained in global consciousness, thanks to Donald Trumps’ coining of the phrase, yet there is another fake phenomenon growing globally and it’s potentially far more dangerous—that of the Fake Product. With rising levels of counterfeits, how companies are fighting back?

Charles Koch, Richard Yuengling and some of the world’s richest share their best fatherly advice.

Is there anything that scientists and science communicators can do to help rid the world of junk science reporting The first and last step: don't play into it.

Knicks President Steve Mills and GM Scott Perry discuss the trailblazing heroics of their fathers, two men who crashed through color barriers and glass ceilings, inspiring their sons in the process.

Team Instinct is not currently on track to finish the global research challenge for Pokémon GO Fest 2019. So will Niantic actually let us fail?

The Lakers finally pulled off a blockbuster trade and got Anthony Davis. Now the real work starts.

Mark Mills says there's nothing to fear about robots taking over the world. In fact, more automation means more jobs for more people.

Three companies in the United States raised more venture capital than the entire African continent in 2018. Could a lack of early-stage Angel investment be the cause?

Stadia and xCloud are shaping up as capable streaming platforms but Stadia offers more than streaming.

How and why Melisande Short-Colomb is enrolled at Georgetown at 65

By avoiding certain topics, leaders create missed opportunities to develop loyal employees. Here’s what they should openly discuss to establish a more transparent atmosphere.

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

These entrepreneurs learned some of their most valuable business lessons from surprising mentors—their kids.

When you lose the confidence of your customers, you have nothing. And without a doubt, Amazon is making very bad choices that suggest that the company is heading in the wrong direction.

I watched in awe as my beloved St. Louis Blues hockey organization went from worst in the league to game seven of the Stanley Cup Finals, where they won and took home the Cup. How did this happen? In January of this year, the Blues were dead last in the entire National Hockey League.

For the first time, the G20 identified global aging as an issue to be addressed by the world’s financial leaders. Good news. Unfortunately, they appear to be using old thinking to navigate the future — framing aging as a problem to be solved, rather than as a global market and policy opportunity.

The energy industry is undergoing rapid change thanks to innovation being driven by some truly visionary entrepreneurs like Dr Richard Lohwasser and Dr Kyung-Hun Ha who share the belief that technology is the key to creating a competitive advantage for suppliers and consumers in the energy sector.

Empire State NORML and Start SMART NY urge New Yorkers to rally at Gov. Cuomo's office today and call their local senators.

Real Madrid are looking to sell Gareth Bale this summer, but he won't be moving to Old Trafford

Bitcoin, which has been rallying hard all year, has hit a fresh year-to-date high, breaking the psychological $9,000 level for the second time this year and leaving investors eyeing the $10,000 mark. ..

How much better did the Los Angeles Lakers get in NBA 2K after the trade for Anthony Davis?

The Yanks need front-line pitching and the deal to obtain the American League leader with 20 home runs from the Seattle Mariners gives them more flexibility to get it.