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Cost of Doing Business: Trump’s Defense of Ivanka Reflects Approach That Could Hurt the Economy

ECONOMYBy Super User9th February 2017Leave a comment

Ivanka Trump’s business just absorbed some blows. But more damaging than Nordstrom’s decision to drop her clothing line might have been the reaction from her father, the president.

Parent Trap: A Secret of Many Urban 20-Somethings: Their Parents Help With the Rent

ECONOMYBy Super User9th February 2017Leave a comment

Almost half of people in their early 20s have a secret, one they don’t usually share even with friends: Their parents help them pay the rent. Moving into adulthood has never been easy, but America’s rapidly changing labor market is making it harder to find economic security at a young age.

Feeling ‘Pressure All the Time’ on Europe’s Treadmill of Temporary Work

BUSINESSBy Super User9th February 2017Leave a comment

After graduating with degrees in accounting and finance from a university in Finland, Ville Markus Kieloniemi thought he would at least find an entry-level job in his field. He studied potential employers, tailoring his applications accordingly.

State of the Art: Why Silicon Valley Wouldn’t Work Without Immigrants

BUSINESSBy Super User8th February 2017Leave a comment

SAN FRANCISCO — The workers of Silicon Valley make unlikely revolutionaries. As a group, they are relatively wealthy, well educated and well connected. While most here supported Hillary Clinton, tech workers are not the most obvious targets of President Trump’s policy ideas.

German Automakers Step Up to Silicon Valley Challenge

BUSINESSBy Super User8th February 2017Leave a comment

WOLFSBURG, Germany — One of the first things Ole Harms did after taking over Volkswagen’s new ride-hailing start-up was leave town. Staid Wolfsburg, Volkswagen’s home, was not the best place for the automaker to mount a defense against Silicon Valley challengers keen to upend the car industry, and he needed to move.

For-Profit Law School Faces Crisis After Losing Federal Loans

BUSINESSBy Super User8th February 2017Leave a comment

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Toni Valentine, a third-year law student, wanted to know if her school, Charlotte School of Law, was going to close, but it was not telling her.

Economic Scene: How to Make America Greater: More Immigration

ECONOMYBy Super User7th February 2017Leave a comment

President Trump will make America smaller. He may not be thinking in these terms. But as he barrels ahead with his promise to restrict immigration — barring people from some Muslim-majority countries, limiting work visas, expelling millions who are here illegally — the president might want to ponder how this fits the theme of making…

Women’s Work: How to Close a Gender Gap: Let Employees Control Their Schedules

ECONOMYBy Super User7th February 2017Leave a comment

The main reason for the gender gaps at work — why women are paid less, why they’re less likely to reach the top levels of companies, and why they’re more likely to stop working after having children — is employers’ expectation that people spend long hours at their desks, research has shown.

Offshore Wind Moves Into Energy’s Mainstream

BUSINESSBy Super User7th February 2017Leave a comment

LIVERPOOL, England — When engineers faced resistance from residents in Denmark over plans to build wind turbines on the Nordic country’s flat farmland, they found a better locale: the sea. The offshore wind farm, the world’s first, had just 11 turbines and could power about 3,000 homes.

During Breaks in Super Bowl, Advertisers Enter Political Debate

BUSINESSBy Super User7th February 2017Leave a comment

Budweiser had a simple, noncontroversial idea for its 2017 Super Bowl ad. The label, owned by

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