At Banks and Fund Firms, Access Is Too Often Denied, Blind and Deaf Investors...
Workers with sensory challenges face an array of digital obstacles to managing their retirement accounts and have sued to insure banks’ websites comply with federal disability law.
View ArticleRemembering a Times Journalist With a Legacy of Generosity
The Nathaniel Nash Award commemorates a reporter who died in 1996, the first Times journalist since World War II to die while covering a story.
View ArticleSamsung, Stung by Trade War, Expects a Big Plunge in Profits
The technology giant predicted a 56 percent drop in quarterly operating profit, as the trade war between the United States and China caused havoc in the computer chip and smartphone markets.
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Talking Shop: Why Professional Growth Is Critical to a Successful Career
Whether you're an employee or a manager, personal and professional growth may be the key to your long-term success. Even if you feel like you are in a good spot in your career, if you aren't seeking...
View ArticleDeutsche Bank Executive to Leave in Sign of Steep Cuts Ahead
The departure of Garth Ritchie, head of the investment bank, is likely a first step in a broad bid by the bank to reverse its decline.
View Article‘Modern Slavery’ Ring in U.K. Ensnared up to 400 Polish People, Authorities Say
Eight traffickers from Poland have been convicted in what officials called the largest such case Britain has experienced.
View ArticleProtests Over Incinerator Rattle Officials in Chinese City
Riot police were deployed in the city of Wuhan after days of street protests. But officials are also promising that residents’ concerns will be heard.
View ArticleBen Barenholtz, Midnight-Movie Innovator, Is Dead at 83
Mr. Barenholtz created a cult hit and started a trend in 1970 with late-night showings of the bloody, surreal film “El Topo” at his Manhattan theater.
View ArticleFord and VW Are Set to Cooperate on Self-Driving and Electric Cars
An agreement to be formalized next week is the latest example of how rivals in the auto industry are sharing the enormous cost of new technologies.
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Nonprofit Workplaces
Does standard work advice not apply to you because you’re at a nonprofit? Dan and Alison answer your questions with the help of Joan Garry, a nonprofit leadership consultant and former executive...
View ArticleCould This Be the End of Frankincense?
As more uses are found for the aromatic resin, the population of trees that produce it are on the brink of collapse.
View ArticleMickey Kapp, Who Made Mixtapes for Astronauts, Dies at 88
Mr. Kapp, a record producer, became the unofficial music provider to the space-bound after forging an unlikely connection with members of the Mercury 7 crew.
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How Previous Generations Influence Our Decisions
Researchers have come to know a great deal about how people choose to behave toward future generations, and why. Over the past 18 years, studies have identified the psychological barriers that define...
View ArticleTrade War May Be Slowing Business Spending and Factories, Fed Says
A report by Federal Reserve officials said that United States economic activity increased at a “solid pace” in early 2019, but that risks still loomed.
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Digital Marketing Made Simple: A Step-by-Step Guide
Digital marketing. Just another one of those new, fancy buzzwords you should use to sound smart in meetings or is it the real deal? Maybe a better question is: What is it? This digital marketing guide...
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The Rising U.S. Maternal Mortality Rate Demands Action from Employers
Four things they can do. * This article was originally published here
View ArticleA Power Plant Fiasco Highlights China’s Growing Clout in Central Asia
Beijing is using its financial might to expand its influence, eroding centuries of Russian dominance in a vast, resource-rich region.
View ArticleTurkey’s President Removes Head of Central Bank
Differences between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the bank’s governor, Murat Cetinkaya, had deepened as the bank held its benchmark interest rate at 24 percent.
View ArticleThe Week in Business: Nike Faces a Sneaker Critique, and Christine Lagarde...
Also, Facebook is working to filter out misleading (and annoying) health content.
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Data shows Twitter primary differs from the ‘real world’
Poll numbers don’t match up particularly well with the figures from the 280-character “debate.”… Read the full article at: www.nbcnews.com Business Strategist * This article was originally published...
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