HuffPost |
Woman Awarded $100000 For Starbucks Coffee Burns
HuffPost Joanne Mogavero suffered first- and second-degree burns after coffee spilled on her lap, her lawyers say. By Nina Golgowski. Carlo Allegri / Reuters. A jury in Florida has awarded Joanne Mogavero $100,000 after she suffered first- and second-degree … Starbucks must pay Jacksonville woman $100000 for hot-coffee spillFirst Coast News Florida woman awarded $100K after being burned by Starbucks coffeeFOX 61 Woman burned by Starbucks coffee awarded $100KNew York Post Fortune –Morgan & Morgan all 37 news articles » |
Forbes |
Starbucks Turns Coffee Beans Into Coffee And Lemons Into Lemonade
Forbes Earlier this week Starbucks experienced a technology glitch that shut down its payment system in various stores throughout the U.S. and Canada. A failure like this could have cost the coffee shops millions of dollars. Think about it. If you owned a … |
Investment U |
Why Is Warren Buffett Holding So Much Cash?
Investment U Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B) has a few dollars burning a hole in its pocket. And it's sending a strong message to Mr. Market. In Buffett's view, the valuations of large cap and megacap companies are too high. But that doesn't mean … Even 'Oracle of Omaha' has made a few mistakesAlbany Times Union Listen to the great onesgulfnews.com Berkshire Seeks Fed Permission to Own as Much as 25% of AmExBloomberg |
An evolutionary biologist believes we are more similar to honeybees and fungus than primates — and what this means for organizations.
New York Times |
Education Dept. Keeps Obama Plan to Streamline Loan System
New York Times Under plans being considered by the Education Department, students at colleges and universities such as Columbia University in New York will see changes to how their federal student loans are managed. Credit Karsten Moran for The New York Times. Middle-class college kids need this tax exemptionThe Hill (blog) Trump to offer exclusive contract to service US student loansReuters 4 Loan Forgiveness Programs for Teachers – ED.gov BlogED.gov Blog – US Department of Education |
On this week’s podcast: Navigating renewables in the age of Trump, green banks fill the void, and EP100 turns one year old.
BusinessGreen uncorks the esteemed French wine region’s attempts to protect its interests in the face of the changing climate
Momentum is building for U.S. corporate climate leaders, who in turn pull more companies along on the path toward a thriving, clean economy.
Newsweek |
Toyota, Nissan, others get behind fuel cell push in Japan
News On 6 Russian president Vladimir Putin weighs in on the current state of U.S. politics surrounding the allegations of President Trump leaking classified information to Russian officials. More >>. Russian president Vladimir Putin weighs in on the current … Trump revealed highly classified information to Russian foreign minister and ambassadorWashington Post Comey Memo Says Trump Asked Him to End Flynn InvestigationNew York Times |
Business Insider |
The Trump administration is trying to trick people into thinking it's cracking down on Wall Street
Business Insider Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sat in front of the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday and attempted to explain the Trump administration's position on various economic policies, including the regulation of large banks. Mnuchin continually said that … Senator Wants A List of Trump Business Associates; Mnuchin Wants A NoteNPR Mnuchin may have made a big commitment on tax reformWashington Examiner Elizabeth Warren: Steven Mnuchin on Glass-Steagall Is 'Straight Out of George Orwell'U.S. News & World Report The Hill –Marketplace.org –Bloomberg –BuzzFeed News all 90 news articles » |