From offsets to carbon pricing, a new report reveals the latest strategies for reducing carbon footprints.
From building controls to dynamic glass to natural lighting, these names are looking up.
Christian Science Monitor |
Improving flight delays: Is American Airlines charting the right course?
Christian Science Monitor Travelers line up at an American Airlines ticket counter at O'Hare Airport in Chicago, Illinois, in 2014. Jim Young/REUTERS/File. View Caption. About video ads. View Caption. 1 of 1. If you're flying American Airlines, your pilot may be rushing to get … Union: American pushes pilots to speed up flightsOmaha World-Herald Union chief says American pushing pilots to speed up flightsUSA TODAY No vacation from work drama: American 'speed up' plan gives pilots pauseChicago Tribune Bloomberg –Dallas Business Journal –Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog) –Dallas Morning News all 95 news articles » |
VentureBeat |
Brexit's damage to startups has already begun
VentureBeat “Slightly devastated” was my typical British understatement of how I felt immediately following the Brexit vote last month. As a British man living in Berlin who has run an international e-commerce company since 2009, I understand the value of open … Sunday Q&A: Why did Britain vote for the Brexit?Richmond.com Why Voters Don't Buy It When Economists Say Global Trade Is GoodNew York Times Early Post-Brexit Considerations for International BusinessThe National Law Review gulfnews.com –Impartial Reporter –Business Standard –JD Supra (press release) all 38 news articles » |
Electrification and biofuels are just the start of our journey to 100 percent clean energy.
Technologies from Avery Dennison, IBM and a Kodak-backed startup could usher in a new era of supply-chain transparency.
Wall Street Journal |
Yahoo Can Still Be Broadband's Future
Wall Street Journal With loose change that might have been scraped from its few remaining pay phones, Verizon this week agreed to buy Yahoo YHOO -0.86 % 's core web businesses for $4.8 billion. Not to ruin anybody's day, but the lesson is worth noting for shareholders of … Where Was Climate Change at the Party Conventions?The New Yorker Android gains anti-spam caller ID feature video – CNETCNET Yahoo is killing a feature that oil traders use all the timeBusiness Insider U.S. News & World Report –Fortune –Observer –TechTarget all 108 news articles » |
Bloomberg |
NextEra Loses One Outsider Fight, Picks an $18 Billion One
Bloomberg Just two weeks ago, Florida-based NextEra Energy Inc. lost its fight to buy Hawaii's biggest power supplier for $2.6 billion. The state rejected the deal over fears that an outsider wouldn't have its best interests in mind. It didn't keep NextEra down … NextEra Clinches $18.4 Billion Deal — WSJNasdaq Former HEI suitor NextEra buying large Texas utility for $18 billionHonolulu Star-Advertiser A massive, failed deal that keeps paying out money to Wall StreetCNBC Pacific Business News (Honolulu) –PR Newswire (press release) –Houston Chronicle –New York Times all 82 news articles » |
Kansas City Star |
Congress Asks USDA To Bail Out Dairy Industry
Daily Caller Concerned members of Congress afraid of a major collapse in the dairy industry are calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture to assist farmers during record low milk prices. Vermont Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy and 61 other senators and … With 3000 More Cows, Dairies Increase Milk Production in JuneFarmer’s Exchange |
Wall Street Journal |
Low Crude Prices Hammer Big Oil Companies
Wall Street Journal The world's biggest oil companies posted losses or steep declines in profit for the second quarter, and now face a daunting remainder of the year as crude prices retreat to about $41 a barrel. Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM -1.39 % on Friday reported its … Exxon Mobil: Where's The Turnaround?Seeking Alpha Oil giants can't hide from doomsday marketThe Detroit News Oil Giants Find There's Nowhere to Hide From Doomsday MarketBloomberg Reuters –Business Insider –New York Times –Houston Chronicle all 212 news articles » |