Will a higher minimum wage kill Britain’s shops?
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British retailers warn that as many as 900,000 jobs could go by 2025 because of a higher minimum wage and automation.
Source: Will a higher minimum wage kill Britain’s shops?
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British retailers warn that as many as 900,000 jobs could go by 2025 because of a higher minimum wage and automation.
Source: Will a higher minimum wage kill Britain’s shops?
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Here’s what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.
Source: Stocks: 4 things to know before the open
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The Chinese government has deleted the popular social media accounts of property mogul Ren Zhiqiang after he publicly criticized President Xi Jinping.
Source: China shuts down property mogul on social media
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When “Spotlight” won the Oscar for Best Picture on Sunday, the six journalists who inspired the movie were “excited and overwhelmed.” CNNMoney spoke to them about the “surreal” awards season experience.
Source: Real ‘Spotlight’ journalists overjoyed by win
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J. Michael Pearson is returning to Valeant Pharmaceuticals as CEO after recovering from illness, the company said.
Source: Valeant CEO returns from leave of absence
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The royal household is celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s 90th birthday by releasing an official range of gold-plated china, which includes mugs, teacups, saucers and plates.
Source: Perfect gift for royalty fans? Queen’s tea set
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All over the United States, cities of refuge are being created. Now when I say “cities”, I don’t mean vast areas of land that can hold hundreds of thousands or millions of people. Rather, I am talking about much smaller places of refuge that can accommodate dozens or hundreds of people. In a few cases, I know of places of refuge that will be able to take in thousands of people, but that is about as big as they get. There are individuals all across America that have specifically felt called to build communities where large numbers of people will …read more
Source: Cities Of Refuge: Why Are People Creating Hundreds Of Places Of Refuge All Over America?
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All over America, cities of refuge are being created. Now when I say “cities”, I don’t mean vast areas of land that can hold hundreds of thousands or millions of people. Rather, I am talking about much smaller places of refuge that can accommodate dozens or hundreds of people. In a few cases, I know of places of refuge that will be able to take in thousands of people, but that is about as big as they get. There are individuals all across the United States that have specifically felt called to build communities where large numbers of people will …read more
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Starbucks is about to open its first store in Italy, the country that inspired CEO Howard Schultz with its coffee culture.
Source: Starbucks to finally open in Italy
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The 88th Annual Academy Awards will celebrate the best in film on Sunday, but who would win an Oscar if voters went by box office?
Source: Who would win if the Oscars went by box office
