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DealBook: Captains of Industry, and Otherwise, Breaking Bread
DealBook: Captains of Industry, and Otherwise, Breaking Bread
Andrew Ross Sorkin organizes DealBook’s annual Closing Dinner for 2015, making sure not to seat Valeant’s executives anywhere near Martin Shkreli.
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A Protest App Rises to the Top in Taiwan
A Protest App Rises to the Top in Taiwan
The top free application in Apple’s App Store there for much of last week wasn’t a mobile game or a social network, but a tool of protest.
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Samsung to Pay Apple $548 Million in Patent Dispute
Samsung to Pay Apple $548 Million in Patent Dispute
Samsung has agreed to pay Apple $548 million to settle a patent dispute, but their legal battle continues.
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Boston Consulting’s Most Innovative Companies: Lessons From a Decade of Ranking
Boston Consulting’s Most Innovative Companies: Lessons From a Decade of Ranking
The speedy adoption of new technology is increasingly seen as the key to corporate success, according to the annual innovation scorecard from the Boston Consulting Group.
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Citigroup Imports a Branch Style From Operations Abroad
Citigroup Imports a Branch Style From Operations Abroad
The “smart branches,” catering to a more affluent clientele, will be much smaller and offer more personal services.
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News: Morning Agenda: Square Sticks to Its Script
News: Morning Agenda: Square Sticks to Its Script
Ackman Takes on Berkshire | Apple Plans Peer-to-Peer Payment Service | A Debate Over the Fed’s Easy Money Policies
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Business Technology Starts to Get Personal
Business Technology Starts to Get Personal
Despite their very different companies, the chief executives of General Electric and Apple have something in common: They believe businesses will increasingly rely upon “personalized” technology to run their operations.
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Asian Tech Start-Ups Quietly Earn Backing
Asian Tech Start-Ups Quietly Earn Backing
So far this year, Asia has created 11 tech companies with valuations of $1 billion or more, compared with 19 in North America.
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