Forbes |
Where Clinton and Trump Stand On Retirement Security
Forbes (This is the third in a series of Next Avenue blog posts on where presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton stand on key issues of interest to Americans over 50. The first article was about where Trump and Clinton stand on Social Security. Social Security Retreats From Cellphone-Based Online SecurityNew York Times How Hillary Clinton would expand Social SecurityCNNMoney Dead or alive? Social Security misclassified someWashington Post Chicago Tribune –Reuters –Motley Fool –Detroit Free Press all 55 news articles » |
On this week’s edition of the GreenBiz 350 podcast: Levi’s, Energizer and what’s next for the circular economy, plus food tech’s great new heights.
Every four years, billions of dollars are poured into construction projects for the Olympic Games. Promises about sustainable development and protecting the environment follow. But host cities struggle to reach the goal.
Innovative food systems such as agroecology can become the norm if we weave a web of legitimacy from science, politics, society and values.
The first crop-land agricultural credits were introduced to the carbon market this summer, but the biggest functioning U.S. cap and trade market — California’s — hangs in limbo.
It will take better links with transit for existing transit infrastructure to work in the future.
Illinois utility develops a new tool to measure smart grid benefits. Is this a game changer for our power industry?
Reuters |
Nestle sales growth slows, expects better second half
Reuters Nescafe products are seen on display at a street vendor's stall in Kiev, Ukraine, August 6, 2014. REUTERS/Konstantin Chernichkin/File Photo. By Silke Koltrowitz | ZURICH. ZURICH Nestle (NESN.S), the world's biggest food company, reported a slowdown in … Nestle Revenue Grows at Weakest Pace Since 2009 on DeflationBloomberg Nestle 1H profit slips, sales grow behind North AmericaWashington Post Nestle expects better second halfIrish Independent Seeking Alpha –just-food.com (subscription) all 8 news articles » |
Reuters |
Asia stocks jump, dollar trips as risk appetite returns
Reuters A man walks past a display of the Nikkei average and other market indices outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan April 19, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter. By Saikat Chatterjee | HONG KONG. HONG KONG Asian shares are on track for their biggest single-day … Gold Set for Longest Rising Streak in Six Weeks on Fed Rate ViewBloomberg US Dollar Drops on Divided FOMC, More Fed-Speak Eyed AheadDailyFX European Shares Seen Higher In Wake Of Fed MinutesNasdaq Seeking Alpha –The Boston Globe –The Fiscal Times –Forex Market (blog) all 890 news articles » |
Yahoo Finance UK |
New report on the $400 million US payment to Iran says the money was not a ransom payment
Yahoo Finance UK According to the report published Wednesday, the $400 million cash exchange — dubbed by some in the Republican Party as a "ransom" payment between the US and Iran — did not happen until the Americans were safely flown out of Tehran on Jan. 17. US Held Cash Until Iran Freed PrisonersWall Street Journal |