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Thanks to Wall St., There May Be Too Many Restaurants
The way Marcus Mooney saw it, he wasn't just selling hot dogs - he was selling experiences.
Clean Air Act Violations Lead to Fines, $300M in Improvements Spending for ExxonMobil
Violations of the federal Clean Air Act can lead to hefty fines, and even heftier spending on improvement plans, as ExxonMobil was reminded last week: The company settled with the Department of Justice, the EPA and the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality for a civil fine of $2.5m and an agreement to spend approximately $300m on air pollution improvements.
All Data That Move Across Wi-Fi Networks Could Be Susceptible to Hacking, Research Says
Home and corporate Wi-Fi networks - and all the data, photos and messages transmitted across them - could be vulnerable to hackers, according to a computer security researcher in Belgium.
Baidu Aims for 'Android' of Robocar Tech With Open-Source Apollo Platform
Baidu President Ya-Qin Zhang has a mild-mannered style at odds with his bold goals for "Apollo," the fast-growing, open-source self-driving car platform the Chinese tech giant launched in July.
Just 4 Percent of What Australians Spend on Clothing Goes to Garment Workers
Just four cents from every dollar Australians spend on clothing makes it back to workers enduring "horrific" conditions in garment factories, a new report has found.
Audi Recalls 5,000 Diesel Cars to Fix Emissions Control Software
Audi is recalling almost 5,000 cars in Europe for a software fix after discovering they emitted too much nitrogen oxide, the polluting gas that parent Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) concealed from U.S. regulators in its devastating 2015 "dieselgate" scandal.
What's at Stake: Cyberattack in the Global Shipping Industry
The global shipping industry has come of age with more automation, game-changing technologies and the-internet-of-things. But embarking on this voyage has also made it a prime target for unforeseen, invisible, and highly destructive cyberattacks.
Inside Saudi Aramco's Kingdom of Oil
From the window of our small plane flying low over the desert, Saudi Arabia's Empty Quarter looks as remote as the name suggests, with burnt-orange dunes stretching into infinity under the blinding sun. Not even the Bedouin nomads with their camels are visible, because there are too few of them amid the vast landscape. It's only when the plane bumps down on an empty runway at an outpost called Shaybah that it is clear that the world's biggest sand desert is not, in fact, empty.
Investigation Highlights Labor Abuses in U.K. Supermarket Supply Chains
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has urged the government to do more to ensure the safety of supply chain workers, following revelations of labour abuses at farms supplying U.K. supermarkets.
Luxury Market Sees Record Year in 2017
After a year of stagnation the luxury market has returned to growth and will likely set a new record of $1.4tr in 2017, said a study released on Oct. 25 by consulting firm Bain and Company.
Here's What CEOs Are Saying About Amazon's Plans for Domination
Questions about the effects of Amazon.com Inc. on a company's earnings are now inevitable on quarterly earnings calls - regardless of the industry under discussion.
France, Land of Croissants, Finds Butter Vanishing From Shelves
It's hard to imagine a country where butter is taken more seriously than it is in France.
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