Laughspin |
Dungeon Hunter 5 – A Super Fusion Bonus!
Laughspin One major trend that continues is Chinese investment flowing into the United States. Almost 50 percent of all U.S.-targeted M&A transactions from foreign investors came from China in Q1, and media and entertainment is a significant driver of that figure. |
Business Insider |
It's time for Tesla to stop improving its most successful car
Business Insider The Model S, the first car that Tesla designed and engineered from scratch, has been perfected. On Tuesday, the all-electric automaker announced a new battery pack for the Model S, creating in the the process the $135,000 Model S P100D, … Dyson Commits $1.4 Billion for Battery DevelopmentFortune How Elon Musk Is Using Tesla to Kill Big OilNewsweek Tech Insiders Are Raising Red Flags On Elon Musk's Erratic Business MovesDaily Caller 89.3 KPCC –Tech Times –NBCNews.com –Wall Street Journal all 303 news articles » |
Washington Post |
Health-care exchange sign-ups fall far short of forecasts
Washington Post Enrollment in the insurance exchanges for President Obama's signature health-care law is at less than half the initial forecast, pushing several major insurance companies to stop offering health plans in certain markets because of significant financial … Scott DesJarlais offers dire prognosis for ObamacareThe Tennessean Sen. Alexander: Obamacare May Collapse NationwideNewsmax Repeal or retain? Election opens final act for 'Obamacare'Columbia Daily Tribune Fredericksburg.com –Foster’s Daily Democrat –Breitbart News –The Hill (blog) all 34 news articles » |
Los Angeles Times |
Ashley Furniture slashes production in Inland Empire, lays off 840 workers
Los Angeles Times A furniture manufacturer is cutting hundreds of jobs in Southern California as it shifts production to plants in North Carolina, Mississippi and Wisconsin. The San Bernardino County Sun reported Saturday that about 840 workers at an Ashley Furniture … |
Mashable |
Amazon launching physical bookstores in Chicago, San Diego, Portland, report says
Mashable The move follows what some had seen as an experiment in the launch in 2015 of a physical bookstore in Amazon's headquarter city of Seattle. SEE ALSO: People who like Amazon.com may also like Amazon's new physical bookstore. According to a report in … This City Is Getting Amazon's Latest Physical BookstoreFortune Amazon to open bookstore in Chicago, expanding brick-and-mortar footprintGeekWire What's behind Amazon's push into physical storesCBS News CNBC –CNET –Business Insider –Engadget all 36 news articles » |
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 » |