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Lessons from a team of researchers on the finer points of avoiding culture clashes.
Lured south by sunshine, golf, and money, the former president’s allies and hangers-on have formed an alternate universe that revolves around Mar-a-Lago.
For 25- to 34-year-olds, the two trends add up to a failure to launch.
Margaritaville is a hit song, a chill state of mind, a multibillion-dollar marketing empire, and the new best worst attraction in Times Square.
Nia Wellman, one of nine founders tapped for the program, will take her hair care products from her mother’s living room to the retailer’s shelves.
Store featuring Black-owned brands sparks conversation about diversity in U.K. retail.
With sales more closely tied to U.S. consumers, they’re outperforming bigger companies.
China wants to lead the way in creating a global energy internet.
Jamie Salter, the CEO of Authentic Brands, has partnered with Simon Properties to purchase struggling brands such as Brooks Brothers and Forever 21. He’s betting he can turn them around—and IPO.
For 25- to 34-year-olds, the two trends add up to a failure to launch.
Edward Yardeni predicts bond investors will react negatively to higher inflation.
The Fed’s none-too-generous interest rate attracted $497 billion in funds on June 8
Backers of bicycle and walking paths seek $10 billion from Biden’s American Jobs Plan.
Selecting the freshman class of elite schools by lottery would democratize higher education, but at a cost.
The savings of the rich are recycled into household and government debt.
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