Wetherspoon boss attacks 'up the spout' City rules

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Wetherspoon boss attacks 'up the spout' City rules

JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin says Britain’s corporate governance rules are creating “short-termism, inexperience and navel-gazing”. The pub chain boss said the system is “up the spout – and is itself a threat to listed companies – and therefore to the …
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2020 cruise ships: Royal Caribbean, Carnival up the excitement; Virgin, Ritz-Carlton debut

With two brands debuting their first ships ever and enhancements that include the first tattoo parlor and the first real roller coaster at sea, 2020 promises to be a jaw-dropping year for fans of cruise vacations. Here are six new ships destined to make a splash …
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Healthy Companies Borrow Cheaply. Trump Thinks Healthy Countries Should, Too

After listening to President Donald Trump at a luncheon speech on Nov. 12, I think I finally understand why he’s so angry at the Federal Reserve for not cutting interest rates more. It’s because Trump views the Fed through the filter of his decades in real estate.
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Nike won't sell directly to Amazon anymore

Nike will stop selling merchandise directly to Amazon, as part of its push to sell more directly to consumers, the company confirmed to CNBC. The abrupt halt will end a pilot test that Nike and Amazon launched together back in 2017. At the time, Nike agreed to …
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Elon Musk's Solar Deal Has Become the Top Threat to Tesla's Future

Thousands of pages of internal documents and testimony show that the CEO’s promises about SolarCity were misleading or false. By. Dana Hull. @danahull More stories by Dana Hull. and. Austin Carr. @AustinCarr More stories by Austin Carr. November 13 …
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