tonyjones - 25.12.12 23:11 Stanford-Absolventen verdienen rund 25 Prozent mehr als Stanford-Absolventinnen. Wie kann das sein? mehr bei businessweek.com

shopinweb - 11.10.12 11:43 Sweden called on operators of nuclear reactors to take steps to improve plant safety, Environment Minister Lena Ek said, after environmental activists entered restricted areas at two atomic facilities.

“This is a very serious situation,” the minister said in a video posted on the government’s website yesterday. mehr bei businessweek.com

krautraub - 12.05.12 23:06 Sitting along Yankee Stadium’s third base line during New York University’s rainy graduation two years ago, Max Salzberg couldn’t focus. The phone in his pocket wouldn’t stop buzzing. With each notification, the NYU senior wiped water off the screen to read an e-mail saying yet another person had given money to Diaspora, the not-yet-even-a-startup... mehr bei businessweek.com

KMR - 13.04.12 08:36 I’m sometimes called a serial entrepreneur, but that’s only because, before Zynga (ZNGA), I failed to create a sustainable company. After starting two companies in the ’90s, I had a social networking startup, Tribe.net, in 2003. One of the things I try to instill at Zynga is to fail fast, look at the data, and move on, and at Tribe I failed to do... mehr bei businessweek.com

KMR - 01.03.12 20:12 Costolo credits Ashish Goel, a Stanford University computer science professor and part-time Twitter consultant, with helping the company realize that tweets could double as ads. Goel had an important insight: Everyone on Twitter is a marketer who wants to promote a link, a piece of news, or a personal update. mehr bei businessweek.com

KMR - 01.03.12 16:03 A purple rooster sculpture made from recycled grape Fanta bottle labels. Clocks designed to hang in corners. Bauhaus posters from the 1920s. Hand-painted vintage typewriters. These are some of the carefully curated objects for sale on Fab.com, the fast-growing flash-deal site for designer goods. mehr bei businessweek.com

worldspy - 05.02.12 15:36 China’s economy may be headed for a “rough landing,” Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said. mehr bei businessweek.com

worldspy - 31.01.12 22:38 Drivers can talk with each other via Bluetooth phone connections, ask their cars for directions and dial up satellite radio. The same cars use electronic components to signal the gas pedal to accelerate and control stability. mehr bei businessweek.com

KMR - 23.01.12 06:28 Research In Motion Ltd. shook up its top management, removing co-Chief Executive Officers Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, who guided the BlackBerry maker for two decades and struggled to compete against Apple Inc. mehr bei businessweek.com

worldspy - 18.01.12 03:26 Google will join other Internet companies demonstrating against the Hollywood-backed legislation mehr bei businessweek.com