“Again and Again and Again and Again.” Those are the words of the day in Republican presidential politics. Again the candidate is named Bush. Again the candidate is named Trump. Again a famous political name and legacy is asking for votes. Again, a household name, famous for other reasons, hopes that the brand power can transfer from the read »
Jess Collen, Contributor
Former and current New York City mayors Michael Bloomberg and Bill de Blasio teamed up today to break ground on a $2 billion academic campus that will set the gold standard for graduate technology education. With de Blasio looking on, Bloomberg announced a $100 million dollar donation from his personal foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, to read »
Natalie Sportelli, Forbes Staff
Matthew Herper, Forbes Staff
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today announced that it is banning companies from preparing foods with trans fats, artificially manufactured fats that have been shown to increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
“It’s about time, “ says Kevin Marzo, Chief of Cardiology at Winthrop-University Hospital in Mineola, N.Y. read »
Matthew Herper, Forbes Staff
Popular conservative columnist Ann Coulter claims in a new book that Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim Helú “bailed out” The New York Times of “imminent collapse” so that he could “buy pro-illegal immigration coverage” in America’s most influential newspaper.
You might ask why Slim, who made his fortune in telecommunications and read »
Dolia Estevez, Contributor
When I started at FORBES, the bosses put me in a big, roomy office. With two other reporters. I liked them both, but the arrangement wreaked havoc on my work. I’d be concentrating on the legal brief I was reading, just about to figure out the nut of the case, when Tom would pick up the phone and start grilling a mutual fund manager. Then Doris read »
Susan Adams, Forbes Staff
Susan Adams, Forbes Staff
U.S. Post Office beta-tests grocery delivery; ObamaCare required state-by-state health information exchanges are spun-out into non-profit organizations; Indiana Governor Mike Pence attempted to start a state-run news agency
In many areas of society government is crowding out, invading and undermining the private sector. read »
Adam Andrzejewski, Contributor
Attention, Millennials: Advertising agency Grey has an office just for you. As reported by PSFK, the company’s New York location has set up a Millennial-only wing called Base Camp. Rather than being seated in separate client account teams, young workers all share desk space in a central area away from their supervisors. It’s the latest iteration read »
Neil Howe, Contributor
