American cinema has a long tradition of pitting the hero against wealthy villains and corrupt businessmen, as the Forbes Fictional 15 list helps illustrate. …read more
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By Jonathan Salem Baskin, Contributor
American public companies have long relied on recruiting top executives in hopes they’ll replicate the success they’ve achieved in the past. Such “celebrity CEOs” have been fun for the media to cover, stock analysts to value, and employees to dish upon. They’ve also almost routinely failed, at least in recent memory.
American said it has grounded all flights through 5 p.m. EDT because of a compute problem.
From: http://www.forbes.com/sites/tedreed/2013/04/16/american-airlines-grounded-until-5-p-m-eastern-time/
American conservatives are fond of quoting Margaret Thatcher with almost as much verve as they summon forth on Winston Churchill‘s behalf. Now that the Iron Lady has passed, uneasy conservatives will be caught between the two perennial modern conservative urges: celebration of the greatness that was and despair over the possibility — the likelihood! — that such greatness is a possibility now foreclosed in human life. Unfortunately, modern Britain seems to have been perfectly designed to exacerbate that debilitating sense of being so torn. …read more
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By Kenneth Rapoza, Contributor
American multinational corporations saw profits at their China operations decline for the second year in a row. …read more
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By Jonathan Salem Baskin, Contributor
American and US Airways have announced that they’re merging, thereby creating “a premier global carrier” (it’ll be the largest). This action, thought expected, presents the leadership of the new entity with an immense branding opportunity that could go one of two ways. …read more
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