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IT IS said that Travis Kalanick, who resigned as Uber’s boss last month, has been reading Shakespeare’s “Henry V”. Prince Hal’s transformation, from wastrel prince to sober monarch, is doubtless one he would like to emulate. But as a guide to the ride-hailing firm’s financial dilemma, “Macbeth” is the best play. This line especially resonates: […]
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IN THE litany of bosses’ gripes about Brazil’s inclement business climate, rigid labour laws vie for pride of place with its convoluted tax laws and its licensing rules (on everything from health and safety to protection of cultural heritage). No wonder: Brazil ranks a miserable 117th out of 138 countries on labour-market efficiency, according to […]
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WITH the defeat of Marine Le Pen in her bid for the French presidency, establishment politicians in rich countries breathed a sigh of relief. The fortunes of extremist candidates have faltered since the populist surge that put Donald Trump into the White House. But it is hard to be confident that this was populism’s high-water […]
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“PRETTY close to a laughing stock.” That is Walter Shaub’s verdict on America’s standing in the world, at least from an ethics point of view, under President Donald Trump. Mr Shaub’s view counts: he stepped down this week as head of the Office of Government Ethics, a federal watchdog. He is leaving his job six […]
Read moreOne terrible day in November 2000, Julie Wainwright’s husband asked her for a divorce. That same day, Wainwright, then the CEO of Pets.com, determined she would have to shut down the company. She had led the e-commerce business through its meteoric rise and IPO, and now it was crashing. “It failed and I became sort […]
Read moreThe United States has ended a four month ban on passengers carrying laptops onboard U.S. bound flights from certain airports in the Middle East and North Africa, bringing to an end one of the controversial travel restrictions imposed by President Donald Trump’s administration. Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport was the last of 10 airports to […]
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The European Union and the U.K. are far from reaching an agreement on key issues in Brexit talks, as the second round of negotiations comes to an end. Both negotiating teams have recognized some progress has been made but there are still “fundamental” differences, including issues on citizens’ rights and the Irish border. The EU […]
Read moreSomewhere along the way, someone told you to force quit apps on your iPhone and iPad to improve performance and save battery life. Stop doing that. We’ve all done this at one point or another because we learned it’s a good idea to close applications that are hogging system resources on slow-running computers. When too […]
Read moreCNBC’s Jim Cramer wasn’t too infatuated with the idea that Sears would sell smart appliances synced with Amazon‘s voice assistant, Alexa. Shares of Sears soared Thursday after the department store chain announced plans to sell Kenmore-branded appliances on Amazon.com. The products will also be compatible with Amazon’s Alexa platform. The Alexa-enabled appliances will allow customers […]
Read moreWhile some investors may be optimistic on Tesla’s Model 3 car release, a Citi Research analyst says the electric car maker still needs to address one major thing before he can get bullish: the balance sheet. Tesla needs to raise billions of new capital by next year to overcome its losses, the bank’s analyst Itay […]
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