While the WeWork saga has dealt another blow to already-low public confidence in business, it should also strengthen cries for fundamental changes to a system that offers supersized compensation for undersized performance.
New York (CNN Business)WeWork, the co-working startup on unsteady financial footing, is spending $438 million to renovate an iconic building, according to a new securities filing.
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ManyVids is one of the biggest names in the independent adult video world, in part thanks to its sizable feature lists. Through the site, viewers can send performers custom video requests, order video memberships, exchange numbers, or set up a Continue reading
Aberdeen Art Gallery is reopening to the public after a four-year refurbishment which cost £34.6m.
The project was completed two years behind schedule and over the original Continue reading
Image copyright PA Media Labour is pledging to cut UK carbon emissions by 10% through the largest home improvement programme for decades.
A Labour government would fund £60bn of energy-saving upgrades, such as loft insulation, enhanced double glazing and new Continue reading
Image copyright Getty Images Health services in Northern Ireland risk “deteriorating to the point of collapse” without a long-term Continue reading
Aimed at the heart of Baby Boomer dads,Ford v Ferrari boldly positions the Ford Motor Company as underdog heroes. Sure, the boss Henry Ford II (Tracy Letts) is kind of a buffoon. Sure, the two leads are constantly beset Continue reading
