For years ago, Lauren Simmons made history as the youngest woman equity trader on Wall Street. Now she's using her stock trader expertise to host "Going Public," a new interactive series following founders as they strive to get listed on the Nasdaq.
When you get stiffed on a bill, some businesses figure they can exert their revenge by issuing a form 1099-C.
The activewear brand plans to open 100 new stores at the same time as its sister brands are making a big exit from malls.
Trump has claimed the leaders enable “anarchy, violence, and destruction.”
Among parents with young children, mothers have lost four to five times more work hours than have fathers.
The drug was previously granted emergency use authorization, not full approval.
"There are not 13 votes for this pile of crap Mnuchin is capitulating on," one Senate Republican aide said, alluding to the GOP support that would be required for passage.
A new report warns of heightened militia activity before, during and after the 2020 election.
The Italian region of Emilia Romagna is paying people under 40 up to €30,000 to move to its mountain towns and buy or restore a house, in a bid to revamp depopulated areas.
From the intersection of data and creativity to the growing importance of internal communications now more than ever, CMO of Dell Technologies, Allison Dew has a fresh, optimistic POV for times ahead — just avoid the cliches, marketers.
The U.S. rollout of vaccines against Covid-19 will require the nation’s thousands of pharmacies to help with distribution, immunization and public health education, a Food and Drug Administration panel assessing vaccine safety and efficacy was told Thursday.
Netflix was destined from the beginning to be one of the most successful stay-at-home stocks from the start of the pandemic. But now, the company’s massive success has come to bite their stock in the rear. Using our AI, we evaluated where the stock currently stands. Here's what we've found out.
This week, teachers all over the country have been sharing tales of teaching that most difficult of subjects—writing. So many of them are addressing the great underlying question—why is it so hard to teach people to write well?
Gig companies have spent over $115 million blanketing the airwaves with ads supporting Prop. 22.
PS5s are still hard to come by, but people are starting to see them out in the wild at places like WalMart.
We can access the same information and tools whether we are in Cape Town, Singapore or Chicago, yet we don’t have any established global laws for data privacy.
New research has huge implications for how workplace decisions are made. The brain has a preference for happy endings which can bias decision-making. Over-emphasizing final impressions instead of the overall summary leads to poor decision-making.
Wider, more reliable availability of Plan Language information has enormous potential to reduce the most severe barriers to equality for people with intellectual, developmental, and learning disabilities. It’s not hard to see how it can also save people’s finances, freedom, health, and lives.
The alternative band American Authors lead singer and guitarist Zac Barnett spent an hour with me last week discussing how he and the band are adapting to the pandemic environment.
In most parts of the country, houses are selling 50% faster than last year. For parts of the Midwest, it's even more competitive.
Without empowered anti-submarine leadership, new and unproven "big ticket" items may sideline the humble sonobuoy, an unheralded building block of American undersea security.
Nickel Digital has become Europe’s largest digital asset manager with an enviable performance track record. They are seeking to professionalize the complex and opaque world of crypto assets, exploiting a rich arbitrage opportunity set against a long-term inflationary and currency debasement outlook.
Considering how many hours of the day we spend working, it’s well worth investing in pieces to create an office space that's comfortable and looks nice.
With nine days of early voting in the books, Texas is halfway through its 2020 early vote period... It appears President Trump is still on track to win Texas, though perhaps with a smaller margin than in 2016.
TPG Capital has reportedly acquired SmartSweets for $360 million after the Canadian low-sugar confectioner generated about $100 million in sales this year, according to multiple sources.
