Bloomberg |
Trump's Lockheed Cuts Need Context
Bloomberg Lockheed Martin Corp.'s cost-cut agreement with President Donald Trump may be just a drop in the bucket. Trump on Monday said that his administration had been able to eliminate $600 million in expenses tied to Lockheed's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. How Lockheed can save $600 million on the latest batch of F-35 stealth fighter ordersCNBC The price reduction for the latest batch of F-35's has been in the works prior to Trump's presidencyBusiness Insider Trump Claims Admin Cuts $600M From F-35; Thank The JPOBreaking Defense Reuters –Newsmax –SFGate –Washington Examiner (blog) all 44 news articles » |
The Atlantic |
Trump's 'Two-for-One' Regulation Executive Order
The Atlantic Like The Atlantic? Subscribe to The Atlantic Daily, our free weekday email newsletter. On Monday morning, President Donald Trump signed yet another executive order, following the 17 wide-ranging executive actions enacted during his first week in … The White House | whitehouse.govThe White House |
“Sustainability has been so focused on impacts to the environment… and lost in the conversation are the people in the building — the occupants,” said Steve Avadek, director of sustainability for Citi Realty Services.Avadek sat down with GreenBiz at VERGE 16 to talk about Citigroup’s ambitious green building record and its employee engagement initiatives.
Bloomberg |
Rite Aid: Discount, Aisle 1
Bloomberg Shares of Rite Aid Corp. took a bath Monday morning after Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. slashed its takeover offer by more than $2 billion as part of an effort to obtain regulatory clearance for their long-drawn-out merger. Goodbye, Premium. Walgreens … Trump travel ban hits tech and travel stocksBusiness Insider Stocks that jumped after Trump's election take a hit MondayLos Angeles Times Walgreens Slashes Offer for Rite Aid, Pushes Back DeadlineU.S. News & World Report Motley Fool –Salon –Reuters –New York Times all 155 news articles » |
Multinationals are rethinking their approaches to risk, resilience and corporate responsibility. Here are the trends they’re paying attention to.
Meaningful climate action will require the U.S., and the world, to register many California-sized renewable energy grid success stories.
Its most recent acquisition is yet another proof point of how corporate renewables are scaling.
China invested more than $100 billion in clean energy in 2015, double U.S. investment, and spurred job growth. Can the U.S. catch up?
Bloomberg |
Better Forecasts Not Enough for Carney in Brexit's Long Shadow
Bloomberg The Bank of England governor, overseeing an economy recording solid expansion and accelerating inflation, will probably raise near term projections for both this week, according to economists. At the same time, he may highlight potential longer-term … Bank of England to sit tight as Brexit cross-winds blowThe Fiscal Times Sterling flops after strong week of gainsYahoo Finance UK economy dismisses Brexit threat as growth stays strongBusiness Mirror MarketPulse (blog) –Belfast Telegraph –The Market Mogul –Pound Sterling Live all 16 news articles » |
Livemint |
Ag officials decry possible trade war with Mexico
Grand Island Independent President Donald Trump has followed through with key campaign promises related to trade policy, which has caused concern among grain farmers. Grain prices are being supported by robust export sales of this year, according to the U.S. Grain Council … Why NAFTA matters to Mexico, USCharleston Post Courier Experts: Trump's trade proposals could hit South Carolina hardYahoo News Who really benefits from free trade? Americans companies and workers.The Hill (blog) Wall Street Journal –Washington Post –Bloomberg –Stars and Stripes all 128 news articles » |