Los Angeles Times |
United Airlines' CEO vows the airline will learn and grow after passenger-dragging fiasco
Los Angeles Times United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz has apologized repeatedly for the forcible removal of a passenger from a United flight April 9. (Richard Drew / Associated Press). By Hugo MartinContact Reporter · United Continental Holdings · David Dao · Oscar Muñoz … 'Blame United,' 'Blame Deregulation,' and Other FallaciesBloomberg United chief met Chinese officials over dragged passengerCNBC United CEO says no one will be fired for dragging incidentFox News USA TODAY –TIME –Chron.com –CBS News all 612 news articles » |
U.S. News & World Report |
Ex Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Offers Facts on Government
U.S. News & World Report Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has created a new organization to analyze government spending and revenue to make it easier to understand. | April 18, 2017, at 5:40 p.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. Ex Microsoft CEO Steve … Full Interview: Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer discusses USAFacts, his "10-K for government"GeekWire Billionaire Aims to Show Where Government Money Really GoesVoice of America Ex-Microsoft CEO unveils government transparency databaseThe Hill TheStreet.com –WABE 90.1 FM –CBS News –InformationWeek all 76 news articles » |
Fortune |
Starbucks Is Adding a Secret Unicorn-Colored Frappuccino to Its Menu This Week
Fortune Let's face it: Frappuccinos from Starbucks are an excuse to drink a milkshake in the morning. Now, however, the coffee giant has taken that idea to the extreme. Starbucks will officially unveil its colorful Unicorn Frappuccino this week, according to … It's real: You can now buy a Unicorn Frappuccino from StarbucksCNNMoney |
The food giant’s sustainability manager for pet products talks about the power of perseverance and positivity.
MBA students learn that community health, immigrant integration and cultural co-existence play a major role in business health and sustainability.
The industry could drive entirely new revenue streams and business models by investing in charging stations. Too expensive? Think of it as a branding exercise.
As world population increases, so does the consumption of resources as economies expand. Without arguing about whether some or all of these resources are finite, it is clear to many that to the extent we can recover material which has become waste after its initial use, the more likely we are to sustainably carry out those activities of consumption in the years to come.
A new book edited by Paul Hawken offers the promise of solving, not just slowing, the climate crisis via a suite of technologies and practices that are available now.
Why states such as Utah, Georgia, Oregon and Colorado are parking consumer incentives for purchasing electric vehicles.
Investors are still skittish about early-stage startups selling automation and energy-management apps, but the market for software, sensors and services for smarter offices, factories and groceries stores is maturing gracefully.