Business Insider |
WeWork is suing an ex-employee for talking to reporters
Business Insider NEW YORK (Reuters) – WeWork Companies, a closely held operator of shared office space, has sued a former employee for unauthorized disclosure of information to Bloomberg News that showed the firm, which is valued at $16 billion, falling short of its … WeWork Cut Forecasts as CEO Asked Employees to Change 'Spending Culture'Bloomberg WeWork Trimmed Revenue And Profit Targets And Cut Bagel Breakfasts To Save Cash, New Report ClaimsForbes WeWork Reportedly Cuts Projections as CEO Pulls Back on 'Spending Culture'Fortune The Real Deal Magazine –ABCN’s Officing Today all 9 news articles » |
Big Island Now |
PUC Says No to HECO-NextEra Merger
Big Island Now The Hawai'i Public Utilities Commission yesterday dismissed without prejudice the Hawaiian Electric Companies and NextEra Energy's application for a joint merger in a 2-0 decision. PUC Commissioner Thomas C. Gorak abstained from signing the Decision … Hawaii commission says no to major electric utility mergerWest Hawaii Today NextEra's $2.6 Billion Hawaii Deal in Doubt as Regulator Says NoBloomberg Hawaii Rejects NextEra's $4.3 Billion Bid for Hawaiian ElectricWall Street Journal Utility Dive –KITV Honolulu –Seeking Alpha –PR Newswire (press release) all 40 news articles » |
Motley Fool |
About to Take Social Security? Read This First
Motley Fool There are some important factors to consider before you apply for your Social Security benefits. Spend a little time learning more, in order to make the most of your benefits. Selena Maranjian. (TMFSelena). Jul 16, 2016 at 4:25PM. Social Security … Politicians look for ways to spur retirement savingsWaterbury Republican American How WEP takes a bite from Social Security checkUSA TODAY Calls for Social Security Expansion Grow Louder in WashingtonNew York Times Asbury Park Press –Christian Science Monitor –Madison.com –Reuters all 55 news articles » |
MarketWatch |
U.S. bond investors have plenty to be thankful for, despite skimpy yields
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Since the United States began issuing 10-year Treasury notes a century ago, the yield on the world's foremost debt instrument had never dipped below 1.4%. Until this month, that is. On July 6, 10-year Treasuries briefly traded at a yield of 1.32%, down … US 10-Year Yield Posts Biggest One-Week Rise Since June 2015Wall Street Journal Treasuries Post Biggest Weekly Loss in a Year on Retail GainsBloomberg Are stocks the new bonds? Why investors are buying nowNew Jersey Herald Forbes –Tampabay.com –MarketWatch –Reuters all 57 news articles » |
A look at innovative efforts to redesign fashion production, including a business coalition in a notorious market for supply chain abuses.
HeraldNet |
US industrial production up 0.6 percent in June
HeraldNet U.S. industrial production rose in June by the largest amount in 10 months, led by a strong rebound in auto production. The Federal Reserve says industrial production increased 0.6 percent last month, the best showing since a similar gain last August … U.S. IP Down For 10th Straight Month Indicating Growth Is Now The Outlier ScenarioSeeking Alpha U.S. Manufacturing's Broad-Based Recession Continued into JuneEquities.com |
Business Insider |
US consumer prices rose modestly in June
Business Insider In this photo taken Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016, shoppers walk by a Samsung store in Miami. On Friday, July 15, 2016, the Commerce Department releases U.S. retail sales data for June. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz) syndication.ap.org. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. … US Data Point to Stronger EconomyWall Street Journal Why the Fed Never Sees It ComingMorningstar.com 5 Things to Know About the EconomyU.S. News & World Report Reuters –Indiana Gazette –Toledo Blade –Bloomberg all 146 news articles » |
Reuters |
Citi beats expectations, bets on consumers amid low rates
Reuters Citigroup is betting on U.S. consumers and multi-national corporate clients to navigate lower interest rates after a rebound in trading helped it beat Wall Street's subdued expectations for the second quarter. A burst in client demand for currencies … Citigroup Tops Expectations, Despite Drop in ProfitWall Street Journal Citigroup Lowers Forecast for Margin Growth on Rate ExpectationsBloomberg Citigroup Profits Fall 14% But Rise In Trading Revenues Drives Earnings BeatForbes Nasdaq –Seeking Alpha –MarketWatch –New York Times all 96 news articles » |
Houston Chronicle |
Is $62B a high enough cost for BP?
Houston Chronicle People gather near crosses for the 11 workers who died in the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion, during a vigil to mark the first anniversary of the BP oil spill on a beach in Grand Isle, La.. The large cross in the center is for the Gulf of Mexico … BP Puts Deepwater Horizon Cost at $62 Billion — Energy JournalWall Street Journal (blog) BP's big bill for 2010 Gulf oil spill — the world's largest — now reaches $61.6 billionChicago Tribune BP Raises Deepwater Horizon Spill Liability by $5.2 BillionBloomberg The Hill –AL.com –Daily Caller –Houston Business Journal all 115 news articles » |
As the presence of industrial power declines, clean energy dents carbon emissions.