Wall Street Journal |
US Said to Uncover Evidence of Criminal Acts in VW Probe
Wall Street Journal U.S. prosecutors and Volkswagen AG VLKAY 1.53 % are negotiating a settlement that could result in significant financial penalties after Justice Department officials found evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the car company's diesel-emissions cheating … International Business|In the US, VW Owners Get Cash. In Europe, They Get Plastic Tubes.New York Times Volkswagen Looks To Settle Criminal Probe With Fines Up To $1.2 BillionHuffington Post Volkswagen may face criminal and civil penalties over emissions scandalBusiness Insider USA TODAY –Yahoo News –Ars Technica –Car and Driver (blog) all 26 news articles » |
THE BUSINESS TIMES |
The Bundesbank Is Right – The German Pension Age Should Rise
Forbes I will confess to not normally being a fan of the policies proposed by the Bundesbank. Ordoliberalism has its attractions and ordomonetarism many fewer – but the Bundesbank is correct here in their statement that the German pension age should rise. For … Opinion: Germany amassing huge surpluses — and huge risksMarketWatch German central bank suggests raising retirement age to 69U.S. News & World Report Germans should have to work until 69, says BundesbankBBC News RTE.ie –The Fiscal Times –Financial Times –CNBC all 46 news articles » |
The Association for Vertical Farming aims to create the first sustainability standard for towering indoor food systems.
Mid-size manufacturers are often challenged by time and resources to plan around sustainability. Their brand name customers could help by infusing sustainability down supply chains.
Eight years after launching a public-private carbon offset program, it’s time for a shift in strategy.
TechCrunch |
Will cheap ride fares persist?
Tribune-Review Many Lyft drivers are doubling their efforts as Uber drivers while they drop off riders in front of Terminal 1 at Los Angeles International Airport. The 'gig economy' doesn't work for everyone, however. (Mark Boster/Los Angeles Times/TNS) Photo by TNS. Lyft rebuffs acquisition interest from GM: reportReuters GM Reportedly Bids for Lyft; Acacia Sparks an Optical Rally; Xbox One Sales Get a BoostTheStreet.com Lyft Reportedly Rebuffed GM's Acquisition InterestFortune Detroit Free Press –San Francisco Chronicle –Tech Times –Business Insider all 46 news articles » |
GMA News |
Cheap clothes makes for pricey stocks at TJX, Ross
GMA News NEW YORK – Consumers are flocking to discount apparel retailers, but investors are faced with nothing close to a bargain as stocks in the sector rally. Few expect shares of off-price retailer TJX Companies' or its peer, Ross Stores, to go on a fire … |
Washington Post |
For millennial voters, the Clinton vs. Trump choice 'feels like a joke'
Washington Post This article was reported by Philip Rucker in Fort Collins, Colo.; Robert Costa in Madison, Wis.; Abby Phillip in Austin and Fort Worth; John Wagner in Washington; Dan Balz in Palo Alto, Calif., and Seaside, Calif.; and Isaac Stanley-Becker in … Hillary win could mean shutdown of Clinton FoundationNew York Daily News Mitch Albom: Fingers pointing the wrong way on death taxDetroit Free Press Four states that could cost Trump the electionBBC News NBCNews.com –Townhall –Boston Herald –The Boston Globe all 414 news articles » |
Computerworld |
By The Time Wal-Mart Catches Up With Amazon, There Will Be No Neighborhood Stores
Forbes Wal-Mart is getting serious about catching up with Amazon. Very serious, forging the right partnerships and amassing the right talent and resources to compete effectively against the e-commerce leader. That would mean the eventual elimination of the … Wal-Mart spends big but is losing online battle with AmazonSTLtoday.com Wal-Mart Earnings Peek: A Retailer Caught Squarely In The Sights Of The 21st Century's Best Business ModelSeeking Alpha Walmart's Three-Billion-Dollar HireThe New Yorker Motley Fool –Fast Company –ValueWalk –Small Business Trends all 64 news articles » |
nwitimes.com |
Where Gary Johnson Stands on Social Security
nwitimes.com Libertarian Presidential candidate Gary Johnson's plans to fix Social Security could end up being a deciding factor in his bid for the White House. Let's take a closer look at his plans to address Social Security's solvency problems, and find out … |