19.09.19
Netflix plans to pay bonuses to filmmakers when movies succeed
Netflix Inc. plans to pay filmmakers, actors and movie producers a bonus if their films are successful, a new in...
19.09.19
Facebook's troubles in Europe mount as Germany opposes Libra
Germany delivered a blow against Facebook's planned cryptocurrency, expanding Europe's opposition to the social network's financial ambitions. While the development of blockchain techn...
18.09.19
Facebook says central banks have nothing to fear from Libra
Facebook is once again defending Libra -- this time against fears that the envisioned cryptocurrency could replace sovereign currencies from the U.S. dollar to the Euro and threaten ce...
17.09.19
Saudi wealth and weaponry still can't guarantee oil's protection
How could Saudi Arabia, a country with the world's third-largest military budget and six battalions of U.S.-built Patriot missile-defense systems, fail to defend the beating heart of t...
16.09.19
The electric cars are here. Now how about selling them
It only took a decade for traditional automakers to take electric cars seriously and offer more than a smattering of test-the-water models. Now comes the hard part: Getting consumers t...
13.09.19
Yellen expects Fed to 'do more' to keep U.S. economy on track
Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said that while the U.S. economy was in a good place, threats to the outlook have increased and the central bank will continue to respond. Spe...
13.09.19
Deutsche Bank emerges as whistle-blower in bond-rig probe
Deutsche Bank is cooperating with the Justice Department in its antitrust investigation of whether several of the largest global banks conspired to rig trading in unsecured bonds issue...
11.09.19
Boeing's 737 Max may not fly until early 2020, Barclays says
Boeing Co.'s troubled 737 Max jets are unlikely to return to service until early 2020 as regulatory authorities in the U.S. and Europe remain divided and the planemaker has yet to subm...
11.09.19
Facebook hires health expert to help prevent suicides
Facebook said it will begin sharing public data about how users talk about suicide as part of ongoing efforts to address concerns about suicide and self-harm on the social media site. ...
10.09.19
Ford cut to junk as Moody's doubts Hackett's turnaround bid
Ford Motor Co.'s Chief Executive Officer Jim Hackett has been dealt a major blow by Moody's Investors Service, which cut the carmaker's credit rating to junk over doubt his plans to fi...
09.09.19
Nissan CEO Saikawa says he's ready to resign once successor is found
Nissan Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Hiroto Saikawa said he won't resign for being at the center of turmoil over excess compensation, but is ready to take responsibility for scanda...
06.09.19
China suspects Merkel is heading to Beijing to do Trump's work
As deputy foreign minister, Wolfgang Ischinger had unique insight into Germany's friendly approach to Beijing. "Our China policy had one key component: how can we sell the largest poss...
06.09.19
Airline chiefs have no easy answers for flight-shaming critics
Airline bosses sought to defend their business against a rising tide of criticism over aircraft emissions as an upswell of activism threatens to overwhelm the industry before it can mo...
05.09.19
Kellogg plans bleeding burger as it catches up on faux meat
Watch out Impossible: Kellogg Co. is planning its own plant-based imitation meat. Early next year, Kellogg's Morningstar Farms will begin selling the "Incogmeato" burger: a plant-based...
05.09.19
Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa confident of U.S. relations, progress on economy
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa said relations with the U.S., which imposed sanctions in 2003, are the best they've been in decades and he's moving as fast as possible to refor...
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