CNBC |
Carl Icahn shopped a portion of his Herbalife stake, but in a twist ended up buying more
CNBC Carl Icahn bought more than two-million additional Herbalife shares late on Friday, but according to sources the billionaire investor may have been interested in exiting his position earlier in August—but only for the right price. Sources tell CNBC … Carl Icahn Bought 2.3M Herbalife (HLF) Shares Today, Rips Bill AckmanStreetInsider.com Ackman and Icahn Contradict Each Other on Herbalife StockNew York Times Icahn Mocks Ackman's 'Obsession' After Raising Herbalife StakeBloomberg Wall Street Journal –Forbes –Business Insider –Reuters all 146 news articles » |
A hidden conservation movement is underway, and it doesn’t follow the “good guys versus bad guys” narrative of old Westerns.
Business Insider |
Amazon is testing out a 30-hour workweek
Business Insider Amazon is planning a pilot program in which a select group of part-time workers will only need to log 30 hours a week, The Washington Post reports. Instead of the normal 40-hour week (or, more recently, the 50, 60, or 70-hour week), the world's … Amazon is piloting teams with a 30-hour workweekWashington Post |
This week on the GreenBiz 350 podcast: A look at where agriculture meets cap-and-trade climate policy, plus a breakdown of the organizations catalyzing corporate clean energy.
New York Times |
Painted as EpiPen Villain, Mylan's Chief Says She's No Such Thing
New York Times Heather Bresch, chief of Mylan, which has a reputation for bare-knuckled tactics that have angered competitors and investors. Credit Andrew Hetherington/Redux. America has a new pharmaceutical villain. Her name is Heather Bresch. As the chief executive … Here's What Parents Of Kids With Life-Threatening Allergies Think Of The EpiPen Price IncreasesHuffington Post Dear EpiPen Customers . . .Wall Street Journal Why the new EpiPen coupons are more about helping the company than helping youWashington Post Los Angeles Times –Chicago Tribune –Fortune –ABC News all 1,282 news articles » |
Rocky Mountain Institute and the Institute for Market Transformation create standards to help commercial renters understand what a green lease promises.
Plastic pollution harms more than just the ocean, and it’s time we did something about it.
The National Business Review |
Air New Zealand Posts Record Profit but Warns of Competition
New York Times WELLINGTON, New Zealand — New Zealand's national airline on Friday posted a record profit thanks to surging tourism and lower fuel costs, but warned it expected increased competition from rival international carriers in the year ahead. Air New Zealand … Tourism boom lifts Air NZ profit but competition headwinds loomReuters Air New Zealand net profit up 42% for yearMarketWatch MARKET CLOSE: NZ shares fall; Air NZ dips on gloomy outlook, investors cash in recent gainsThe National Business Review The Australian –THE BUSINESS TIMES –Stuff.co.nz –Financial Times all 29 news articles » |
San Francisco Chronicle |
Tribe trucks totem pole 4800 miles in fossil fuels protest
San Francisco Chronicle In this Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016 photo, Matthew Pearson, left, of Bellingham, Wash., views a traveling totem pole with his son Graham, in Bellingham. A Pacific Northwest tribe has begun a nearly 5,000 mile road trip with a 22-foot-tall totem pole in tow. |
Bloomberg |
Target Said to Mull Welspun Contract Shift to Rival Trident
Bloomberg Target Corp. is considering shifting its bedsheets orders to Trident Ltd., a supplier among those that stand to win some of the $90 million in business that rival Welspun India Ltd. lost after it was caught passing off cheaper sheets as premium … Wal-Mart in 2008 Probed Cotton Sheets from WelspunWall Street Journal (blog) BREAKINGVIEWS-India's Welspun is in a tangle of its own makingReuters Caterpillar announces layoffs at Pennsylvania plant; Textile maker Welspun under increased scrutiny over sheetsPittsburgh Post-Gazette The Mercury News –Chicago Tribune –Quartz –NDTV all 37 news articles » |