Los Angeles Times |
Feds moves in to clean up Dakota Access protest camp; thorny skate will not be on endangered list
Washington Post The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has moved into the evacuated Dakota Access pipeline protest camp to finish the cleanup started weeks ago by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. A Florida-based company has been hired to provide trash removal and … Photos tell story of dramatic movement birthed in North DakotaBismarck Tribune Meet the youth at the heart of the Standing Rock protests against the Dakota Access PipelineABC News Special law wanted on pipeline protestsBlack Hills Pioneer (blog) Reuters –Christian Science Monitor –Daily Caller –WABE 90.1 FM all 1,413 news articles » |
The State Journal-Register |
Local business notes: Family Christian liquidation includes local store
The State Journal-Register A more-than-two-decade tradition in the Parkway Pointe Shopping Center in Springfield is coming to an end with this week's liquidation announcement from FAMILY CHRISTIAN STORES. The not-for-profit cited changes in consumer book-buying habits and … Family Christian Stores To Shut Down All 240 OutletsChristian Post JC Penney Shrinks, Family Christian Closes – Economic Change Is Harsh But NecessaryForbes Family Christian to close 240 stores after 85 yearsChristian Daily WND.com –CBN News –WLTX.com –ChristianityToday.com all 107 news articles » |
Forbes |
Elon Musk's Net Worth Falls $500 Million In Two Days Following Latest Earnings Report
Forbes For Elon Musk, it's been a tough 48 hours in an otherwise spectacular year. On Wednesday afternoon, Musk's electric car maker, Tesla, announced its fourth-quarter and full-year financial results, beating both earnings and revenue estimates. Investors … Elon Musk Slams Tesla Union Drive, Promises Workers Free Frozen YogurtBuzzFeed News Tesla will begin selling its solar roof this year — here's everything you need to knowBusiness Insider The Model 3 could be the worst thing that ever happened to TeslaYahoo Finance Auto World News –Inc.com –Eastern Daily News –CNBC all 145 news articles » |
Washington Post |
A Trump voter's message to retailers: 'Keep your mouths shut about our president'
Washington Post Mary Carson picks up her leopard-print tote bag and tugs on her leopard-print scarf. “I'm just going to do a little bit of business,” the 77-year-old says as she walks into Neiman Marcus at the Tysons Galleria in Northern Virginia and asks for the manager. Nordstrom says Trump's tweets after Ivanka's collections were dropped didn't hurt resultsMarketWatch Nordstrom Tightens Belt to Deal With Department-Store SlumpBloomberg Nordstrom posts higher profits; Trump impact 'negligible'USA TODAY CNBC –Business Insider –Huffington Post –Corpus Christi Caller-Times all 39 news articles » |
The little-known metals powering our electric cars, smartphones and nuclear weapons underlie a power battle between the nations and corporations that extract them.
CNNMoney |
Uber: We're 'absolutely not' behind smear campaign of former employee
CNNMoney Uber said it has no part in any smear campaign against the ex-employee who alleged sexual harassment. On Sunday, former Uber engineer Susan Fowler rocked the company with a lengthy blog post detailing sexual harassment and misconduct at the … Here's the message Uber users get when trying to delete the app over the sexual harassment scandalMashable |
In this week’s episode: How Phoenix is kicking its reputation as “the world’s least sustainable city,” and thinking big and small when it comes to corporate projects in cities.
The common refrain in these 5 segments: If a solution isn’t accessible for everyone, it isn’t viable over the long term.
According to a new EcoVadis survey, companies that hopped early onto the sustainability bandwagon say it’s paying off financially.
The Oroville dam crisis inspired farmers to capture floodwater underground for use in warmer months.