'Smart bags' may not fly if battery cannot be removed

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'Smart bags' may not fly if battery cannot be removed

GENEVA (Reuters) – “Smart suitcases” may be able to charge mobile phones or be easily found if misplaced, but unless their battery can be removed they risk being sent packing by the world's airlines.
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Christo Wiese jumps in as Steinhoff CEO quits over accounting failures

It had previously rejected allegations made in a Manager-Magazin report that Jooste is among employees being investigated by German prosecutors in a 2015 case linked to possible accounting fraud. Steinhoff shares have slumped 18% over the past two days, the most since the Frankfurt listing in
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50000 net neutrality complaints were excluded from FCC's repeal docket

The Federal Communications Commission docket for its repeal of net neutrality rules is missing something: more than 50,000 complaints that Internet customers have filed against their ISPs since the rules took effect in 2015.
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Glassdoor Reveals 100 Best Places To Work — But How Are They For Women?

Free frozen yogurt! Ping-pong tables! Extra parental leave! Nearly every employer touts itself as a great place to work and highlights its more alluring amenities, but the only way to know for sure is to talk to employees.
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Hyundai E&C fined for violating accounting rules

SEOUL, Dec. 6 (Yonhap) — The top financial regulator fined Hyundai Engineering & Construction (E&C) Co. 3.2 billion won (US$2.9 million) for violating accounting rules, officials said Wednesday. Hyundai E&C, one of major construction firms in South Korea, is accused of inflating sales and
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