On Sunday Swiss voters rejected a referendum proposal that would have asserted precedence for Swiss rules over international law, the national broadcaster SRF reported. Two-thirds of voters said no to […]
The U.K.’s Prime Minister, Theresa May, has succeeded in what she set out to do. She has brought the country together. Politicians of all colors, along with their supporters, are […]
Next year’s Black Friday deals are at stake in President Donald Trump’s trade war with China. In fact, Americans starting their holiday shopping this week are likely to be picking […]
The arrest of Nissan Motor Company’s Chairman and automobile industry icon Carlos Ghosn by Japanese authorities on allegations of financial misconduct has sent the stock prices of alliance partners Nissan, […]
As the Brexit negotiations head towards an endgame, there is turmoil all around. British politics is on a knife’s edge with the future of Prime Minister Theresa May, and in […]
On Sunday, an annual meeting of Pacific Rim countries ended with a clash between two behemoths. The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, held in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, saw […]
Switzerland once again clinched the top spot in a global survey on fostering and attracting talent, in a top 10 list that includes Canada but not the U.S., and no […]
As important as the revelations in last week’s New York Times‘s Facebook bombshell are, they’re more meaningful–and less surprising–when taken in context. Facebook’s move-fast-and-break-things management style, and its comfort level […]
