Has the oil rout actually helped Gulf producers?
The drastic fall in oil prices is widely thought to have hit the Gulf’s main producers, but this CEO says the opposite is true.
Your home doesn't matter for Tesla's dream of a battery-powered planet
Elon Musk has done something remarkable. While the pairing of home batteries with solar power makes deeply intuitive sense, the problem is that it doesn’t make financial sense. Not now, not anytime soon, and definitely not in the U.S.
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McDonald's CEO 'incredibly proud' of pay hike
McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook says he was “incredibly proud” of a recent decision to bump pay for workers at company-owned restaurants. The remark came during the company’s annual shareholder …
Shake Shack considering 'Chicken Shack'
A subsidiary of Shake Shack filed a trademark application for “Chicken Shack.”
Lumber Liquidators' CEO quits; Hillary Clinton joins LinkedIn
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Shake Shack is considering a Chick-fil-A killer
Shake Shack is considering the launch of a Chick-fil-A killer, according to a company filing, and has filed an application to trademark the name “chicken shack.”
McDonald's CEO faces shareholders amid protests, sales woes
McDonald’s CEO Steve Easterbrook is set to make his debut before shareholders at the company’s annual meeting Thursday at a time when the chain is facing declining sales and ongoing protests over worker …
Lumber Liquidators CEO steps down amid tainted-flooring probe
Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc., under federal investigation over allegations that it sold toxic flooring, said Chief Executive Officer Robert Lynch unexpectedly resigned from his post. Company founder …
US home sales slide in April amid listing shortage
Sales of existing U.S. homes slipped in April due to relatively few listings and rising prices, a trend that could weigh on the recovering housing market.
