South African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa is leading in the race to become the next leader of the ruling African National Congress with less than four weeks before the party's elective conference, according to more than a dozen people familiar with the internal voting process. Ramaphosa is
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Asian Americans get hired at a much higher rate than their proportion of the general U.S. population but that doesn't mean they're climbing the executive ranks at the same pace. Across corporate America, Asians make up 12 percent of professionals and 5 percent of executives, according to Equal
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A year of natural disasters and nuclear threats has suburbanites turning to Wise Co.'s Aaron Jackson, just in case. By. Amanda Little. More stories by Amanda Little. November 22, 2017, 2:00 AM PST. On Monday, Sept. 25, five days after Hurricane Maria pounded Puerto Rico, Aaron Jackson got a
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Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri said he has accepted a request from the nation's president to delay his resignation to allow for consultations on the reasons that led to it, temporarily defusing a crisis that's drawn in regional and global powers and rattled investors. “I hope this will present a serious
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A Mesa Public Schools accounting error led to pension-benefit overpayments for 68 retirees, who now face reduced pensions. The state retirement system is expected to slash their monthly benefit payments to correct the mistake, according to a plan the school board approved Nov. 14. The district will
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