It wasn't Uber's choice to get rid of her. The state of Colorado decided she had to go. Author: Steve Staeger. Published: 6:39 PM MDT April 4, 2018.
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The announcement is a relief to investors who had feared that under the new accounting rules, among other things, banks' loan loss provisions would shoot up as they will have to set aside funds based on expected credit losses, compared with the current practice of provisioning after a loan turns sour.
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“Putin can count on the people—he coasted to re-election last month—but there'll be fewer people to count at the end of his term,” says Scott Johnson, a Russia specialist at Bloomberg Economics in London. After hovering near 144 million for a decade, Russia's population is once again shrinking,
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Japan is moving toward legalizing initial coin offerings, even as countries such as China and the U.S. restrict the fundraising technique because of their risks for investors. A government-backed study group laid out basic guidelines for further adoption of ICOs, including rules for identifying investors,
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The owner of brands such as Gucci and Balenciaga thought it could pay the king of skinny jeans less than $1 million net for his last year at Saint Laurent. They were wrong. In designer Hedi Slimane's lawsuit against the luxury group Kering SA, a French court ruled last week that he had been underpaid
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