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Pompeii victim was likely a Roman physician who fled Vesuvius with his medical kit still in handArchaeologists in Pompeii discovered a physician who died attempting to escape Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, taking his medical kit. Modern tech...- Jeff Bezos's Amazon needs a leash not a breakupFor many retailers, Amazon has the power to control their destiny. Then there’s the fact that Amazon both serves as a platform for companie...
- Does a Harvard degree really matter? Tim Cook, Mary Barra's success shows otherwiseOnly one CEO from top 20 companies in last year’s Fortune 500 went to an Ivy League school
- Trade wars don't matter, unless you think $2 trillion mattersBuy on the sound of cannons, sell on the sound of trumpets: An old Wall Street adage.
- Why WhatsApp is no threat to Facebook’s dominanceUsers who want to switch platforms after Facebook's data privacy scandal have nowhere to go as WhatsApp & Instagram are owned by the social...
- Build a wall between Uber and Travis Kalanick: Joe NoceraEven though Kalanick is no longer the chief executive - and even though the new CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, has vowed to “do the right thing” -...
- View: Bought Apple stock in 1980? Held it? Don't bragInvesting requires foresight, savvy, and a willingness to invest for the long haul.
- Price is no object at Apple's new headquartersCould Apple afford a $5 billion headquarters? Of course. As of early May, the company had more than $250 billion in cash on hand.
- View: Donald Trump's deportation plan is economic suicideThe building trades, which also rely on immigrants, have much the same problem: not enough workers for too much work.
- India headed for a green energy revolution: Harvard scientistKolkata, Jan 22 (IANS) Harvard chemist and energy innovator Daniel G. Nocera is a man on a "renewable" mission. The inventor of the artific...
- German automakers take on Tesla in race of electric carsTesla sells the Model S four-door sedan, but is scheduled to release a long-awaited and heavily pre-sold Model X, a new gull-wing-door, all...
- How Ratan Tata is working in intersection between entrepreneurship, tech-led innovation and philanthropyThe intersection between raw entrepreneurship, technology-led innovation, and philanthropy/social good is Ratan Tata’s happy space now.
- Bacteria used to convert solar energy into liquid fuelAn enzyme takes the hydrogen back to protons and electrons, then combines them with carbon dioxide to replicate - making more cells.
- YES Bank partners with Hero Women's Indian Open 2014YES Bank, India's fourth largest private sector bank, successfully partnered with the Women's Golf Association of India for the eighth edit...
- Workplace rage from too much pressureIf fewer people are asked to do more and told to smile about it, their anger will grow.
- MIT develops way to bank solar energy at home:A US scientist has developed a new way of powering fuel cells that could make it practical for home owners to store solar energy and produ...
- Aggressive CEOs trump softer peersResearch suggests investors should hire a Jack Welch or a Steve Jobs-both with tough reputations-rather than a Jeff Immelt
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