Mauritian President Ameenah Gurib-Fakim will step down, Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth said, amid allegations she spent money from a charity on shopping in Dubai. “At her request, I met her at the State House yesterday,” Jugnauth said in comments broadcast on Port Louis-based Radio Plus.
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Look out, truckers. Waymo, the self-driving vehicle unit of Alphabet Inc., is taking its driverless truck tests to Atlanta, and this time they'll be carrying cargo. Waymo will start testing a fleet of autonomous freight trucks in Georgia's capital next week that will take deliveries to Google's data centers.
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The Sustainability Accounting Standards Board announced a new partnership with Fordham University and its Gabelli School of Business on Thursday, promoting the development of a sustainability accounting education program, along with academic research and public events. The new partnership
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There's No Accounting for Tesla Bondholders' Tolerance. Branderiz's quick departure is the latest setback received with a … Branderiz was hired from SunPower Corp. in October 2016 to be Tesla's corporate controller and chief accountant. His base salary was $300,000 a year, but the real draw was a
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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans, speaking Friday in a Bloomberg Television interview, said there's scope for the central bank to be patient and careful in raising interest rates to see if inflation picks up. “The state of the labor market is vibrant” and the “increase in the labor-force participation rate is a
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