Friday, Aug 20, 2010
Honda Motor Co. became the first Japanese automaker to build cars in the U.S. 28 years ago in part to fulfill a long-held goal of founder Soichiro Honda.
Honda Motor Co. became the first Japanese automaker to build cars in the U.S. 28 years ago in part to fulfill a long-held goal of founder Soichiro Honda. The company’s success in shifting production is shielding profits from the yen’s ad... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Friday, Aug 13, 2010
Due to the recession, many law firms have cut back on their summer associate programs — not only in numbers but in pay — and some firm leaders say they plan to maintain the more conservative numbers next summer.
Brandon Chase is entering his third year of law school at Nova Southeastern University with something that is becoming rarer and rarer these days: a post-graduate job. Chase, who just completed work as a Gunster summer associate in West Palm Beach... read entire article»
Julie Kay
Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010
Not long ago, British businessman Ryan Cornelius was living the high life, doing deals out of Bahrain and taking his family big-game fishing on his yacht and on safari in Kenya.
Not long ago, British businessman Ryan Cornelius was living the high life, doing deals out of Bahrain and taking his family big-game fishing on his yacht and on safari in Kenya. He’s now into his third year in a Dubai jail cell, yet to be con... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Tuesday, Aug 3, 2010
Consumer spending and personal incomes unexpectedly stagnated in June, showing a lack of jobs is hurting the biggest part of the economy.
Consumer spending and personal incomes in the U.S. unexpectedly stagnated in June, showing a lack of jobs is hurting the biggest part of the economy. Purchases were unchanged after a 0.1 percent gain the prior month that was smaller than previousl... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Thursday, Jul 29, 2010
In California’s Riverside County, Japan’s Wakunaga Pharmaceutical Co. is building a 55,000-square- foot manufacturing and distribution site that will employ as many as 300 people before and after completion in January.
In California’s Riverside County, Japan’s Wakunaga Pharmaceutical Co. is building a 55,000-square- foot manufacturing and distribution site that will employ as many as 300 people before and after completion in January. “If this didn... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Thursday, Jul 29, 2010
Trade associations and lobbyists for alcohol manufacturers such as MillerCoors, Anheuser-Busch, Heineken and Diageo are brawling with their wholesale distributors over a bill that would strengthen states’ ability to regulate alcohol and make ...
This is one quarrel that won’t likely be settled over a cold one. Trade associations and lobbyists for alcohol manufacturers such as MillerCoors, Anheuser-Busch, Heineken and Diageo are brawling with their wholesale distributors over a bill t... read entire article»
Carrie Levine
Thursday, Jul 1, 2010
As much as higher education and corporate America would like to be engaged, college presidents are struggling to reconcile the demands and values of academia with shareholder skepticism about their boardroom commitments.
As much as higher education and corporate America would like to be engaged, college presidents are struggling to reconcile the demands and values of academia with shareholder skepticism about their boardroom commitments. Marathon Oil Corp. investo... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Thursday, Jul 1, 2010
U.S. companies are getting set for the biggest wave of initial public offerings since the last bull market at the same time that IPOs get canceled at the fastest pace since the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
U.S. companies are getting set for the biggest wave of initial public offerings since the last bull market at the same time that IPOs get canceled at the fastest pace since the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. HCA Inc., Zipcar Inc. and 89... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Thursday, Jul 1, 2010
As much as higher education and corporate America would like to be engaged, college presidents are struggling to reconcile the demands and values of academia with shareholder skepticism about their boardroom commitments.
As much as higher education and corporate America would like to be engaged, college presidents are struggling to reconcile the demands and values of academia with shareholder skepticism about their boardroom commitments. Marathon Oil Corp. investo... read entire article»
Bloomberg News
Thursday, Jun 24, 2010
Unlike past launches, there were worries about limited supplies after more than 600,000 people rushed to pre-order iPhones on the first day they were available, prompting Apple and its U.S. carrier, AT&T to stop taking orders for shipment by Thurs...
Apple Inc.'s newest iPhone was in hot demand Thursday as hundreds lined up outside stores in Tokyo, Berlin, New York and elsewhere to become among the first to own the device. The iPhone 4's launch began in Japan and moved across France, G... read entire article»
The Associated Press
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