Новости за 29.10.2019

Hart sparked a comeback with smart defense and quick offense but ultimately the Pelicans fell short yet again.

An exclusive look at never-before-released photos from NASA and more make up the latest trends in amenities.

Texas is home to massive underground formations that seem ideally suited for carbon storage as efforts to reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide grow. But the lack of clear-cut laws governing who controls that underground space could delay or cripple efforts to make carbon storage commercially viable.

For people using cannabinoid medications to treat mental health issues, a new study may take the wind out of your sails.

The best way to reduce income taxes is with year-end tax planning. Don’t wait until February when you begin preparation of 2019 tax returns; that’s too late for many tax savings strategies.

Four stories of failure, grit and perseverance from four female CEOs speaking at NPR's How I Built This Summit in San Francisco.

Virtual interns, who await their assignments at home, are becoming a fixture in today’s increasingly flexible workplace.

College buddies Dean Berhardt and Andrew Markley waited a decade to start a business together. Their brainchild is Hoplark HopTea, a sparkling tea brewed with hops--like a craft beer--but without any alcohol, sugar or calories. They recently won nationwide distribution at Whole Foods.

Private jet company, 365 Aviation's new partnership with The Little Grand Tour sees groups of children being able to fly off and tap into unique ‘behind-the-scenes’ experiences at some of the world’s leading galleries and museums and travel by private jet.

Governments around the world are turning to the possibility of rolling out eco-taxes in order to offset carbon footprints created by industries like aviation. The time has come to ask why.

Keynoting the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Detroit on October 28, Williams discussed the motivations and lessons behind her forays into fashion, startups and advocacy.

IDC released today its worldwide IT industry predictions for 2020 in a webcast with Frank Gens, IDC’s senior vice president and chief analyst.

Many companies planning to undergo digital transformation focus solely on anticipating potential technical roadblocks. But it is just as, if not more, important to consider the emotional obstacles you may encounter.

President Vladimir Putin has done plenty to build up Russia's military might–but a new survey reportedly suggests that public has more trust in the army than in the president. Putin may not mind.

Five more energy stories, for the 4th week of October - the ones I think mattered (though they may not be obvious)

A new generation of German hoteliers are courting Millennials with streamlined, high-tech yet local design. From Frankfurt to Berlin, these sleek rooms, lobbies and co-working spaces offer pared-back aesthetic, smart technology and authentic local storytelling at 3-star rates.

Members of Young Entrepreneur Council share their best tips for scaling a service-based business.

What are the biggest mistakes companies make when it comes to data governance? This question was originally answered on Quora by Derek Steer.

What does the future hold for the credit card industry? This question was originally answered on Quora by Bryce Galen.

Oakland may lose three major pro sports franchises to other cities. Will their spectacular new stadiums soften the blow?

All three global U.S. airlines now say they have a chance to be the number one U.S. carrier in Latin American, a result of Delta Air Lines’ proposed deal to purchase 20% of LATAM, the region’s largest airline conglomerate.

36 year old Chaim Bloom was introduced as the Red Sox new Chief Baseball Officer reminding many of a former Red Sox GM. Does Bloom know what he's getting himself into?

Blockchain track and trace for food stuff has great potential and application, but what about the farmers and fishermen who start the advanced process?

Analyzing Amazon is best left to a busload of analysts, but they rarely, if ever, approach the reality of reported earnings. Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos taunts this fraternity with worthless “guidance” on upcoming quarterly numbers. Not exactly a show ‘n’ tell schema.

Chilling business tales of failure, near-failure and success.