PORTLAND, Ore. – What would it look like if the United States took a few tips from European countries to tackle the affordable housing problem?
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A customer uses FaceTime on an Apple Inc. iPhone device while waiting outside the Apple Inc. store in London, U.K.. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg. VirnetX Holding Corp. won $502.6 million against Apple Inc. after a federal jury in Texas said the maker of iPhones was infringing patents for
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Given the prevalence of corruption in Nigeria, there is the need to thoroughly understand forensic accounting in our national life. “Forensic” is the application of scientific methods and techniques to the investigation of crime, and provision of evidence for use in a court of law. Therefore, forensic
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Jeanna Smialek, Bloomberg News Federal Reserve Reporter, discusses a new study, which finds that although pretty people are more likely to be paid more, they often deserve the extra money because they are more productive. She speaks with Bloomberg's Amy Morris and Peter Barnes on
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A majority of economists surveyed by Bloomberg predict policy makers will look past the latest trade skirmishes between the world's two largest economies and assess the city state's growth outlook as solid and inflation healthy. The Monetary Authority of Singapore, which uses the exchange rate as its
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