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Facebook’s game of clouds
...Automation an automatic choiceJapan Inc has found a new purpose for automation: business continuity in the uncertain era of Covid-19....
October 26, 2020
US trade
US business leaders warn on impact of Trump tariffs
...Michael Lamach, chairman and chief executive of Ingersoll-Rand, a manufacturer of golf carts and air conditioners, told a UBS conference last week that customers were asking “what the rules of the game are...
June 18, 2018
FT Live
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Celebrating excellence in wealth management
Thursday, 7 NovemberThe Landmark London, London, UK
Special Report50 Ideas to Change the World
Liver success holds promise of 3D organ printing
...“What was once a plot for a science fiction novel is now advancing our scientific research,” says Taylor Crouch, CEO of Organovo. It could also be used more directly to treat patients....
March 5, 2018
News in-depthSocial Media
Facebook looks to change the tune with move into music
...As videos on Facebook ballooned in the past few years, Universal, the record label behind Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift, slapped Facebook with tens of thousands of takedown notices....
March 6, 2018
News in-depthThe Big Read
How streaming saved the music industry
...“People would buy the latest CD . . . and then they would buy cornflakes, toilet paper, a bit of shampoo, and the cart was full.”...
January 16, 2017
US & Canadian companies
Hudson’s Bay Company launches Netherlands push
...HBC had considered an acquisition of V&D, but Mr Baker had deemed it “not fixable” after “too many years” of decline. “We went in a different direction,” he added....
May 17, 2016
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Thursday, 25 AprilDigital Conference
News in-depthWeek in Review
Week in Review, August 20
...US court told PwC cut corners in Colonial audit Control+C, Control+V....
August 19, 2016
Strategy
How a subscription model could benefit your business
...But the business model that in the pre-digital age was the preserve of periodicals, book-of-the-month direct sales companies and golf clubs is spreading fast....
July 1, 2015
US & Canadian companies
Universal takes on Spotify freemium model
...Mr Iovine, who is running the Apple service, is pursuing these deals aggressively, the people say....
March 20, 2015
Work & Careers
Innovation: less shock and more awe
...This may complicate life for makers of driverless cars: because of legal uncertainties and hugely variable driving environments, “self-driving” is likely to be offered as an optional setting for decades...
June 18, 2014
Retail & Consumer industry
Group therapy for business founders
...He describes the experience as a fast-track management course, including the tricky issue of family relations....
February 18, 2014
US & Canadian companies
Telecommunications industry lobbies to relax privacy rules
...Additional reporting by Gabriel Muller in Washington and Paul Taylor and Emily Steel in New York ——————————————- Letter in response to this report: Holistic approach to data privacy / From Mr Jon Leibowitz...
August 18, 2013
US & Canadian companies
Sports interests kick IMG plans into play
...But he adds that IMG is “a unique company” for its diverse and increasingly international collection of deals with sports stars such as Novak Djokovic, singers including Taylor Swift, models such as Heidi...
April 9, 2013
World
Real estate: Stream of rich immigrants may lead to social tensions
...The development sits on a windy hillside, which tenants traverse on golf carts to get to an adjoining hotel/spa, golf course, and beach club....
September 6, 2012
UK retail results
Sun European buys into ‘grey’ market
...American Golf’s average customer is male and aged 48. The group sells 6m golf balls a year in 88 stores and its 2010 revenues of €100m are expected to rise this year....
December 19, 2011
FT Live
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Fostering trust for steadfast leadership
Wednesday, 12 JuneHarvard Club of New York City, West 44th Street, New York, NY, USA
Transport
Canadian business aviation hits turbulent times
...Mr Rowe draws a distinction between what he describes as the “ultra-rich”, who continue to buy large aircraft such as Bombardier’s Challenger 604 and the Gulfstream V, and the merely “moderately rich” who...
October 9, 2011
US & Canadian companies
Head of Cessna Aircraft retires
...Cessna, which makes everything from golf carts to helicopters, reported net income of $29m on revenues of $2.5bn....
May 3, 2011
Life & Arts
Earth calling Taylor
...I bet £500 on you, Smith’s saying it’s Mr Oxbridge golf-crony-son-in-law, so call me back. Better still, get your scabby arse over to the Ivy....
December 30, 2010
US & Canadian companies
US manufacturers bullish on earnings
...United Technologies, Eaton Corp and Textron – which make a wide range of goods from aircraft engines to E-Z-Go golf carts – handily beat the benchmarks set by analysts....
July 22, 2010
Gold
BarCap faces its toughest challenge
...Golf balls or no golf balls, Martin Taylor, the former Barclays chief executive, bears no grudge today, but he is doubtful that BarCap will be a lasting success....
March 14, 2010
Tech blogChris Nuttall
Sony demos dual 3D with Taylor Swift
...ever Blu-ray 3D disc – a copy of Dreamworks’ Monsters v Aliens....
January 7, 2010
Tech blogRobin Harding
A difference between US and Japanese technology
...* Not to labour the point, but the Onion is satirical, and I’m sure Yamaha’s Mr Umemura never made any such comments....
September 10, 2009
Global Economy
India mines riches as west’s back office
...Visitors to this marvel of modern India glide along its lanes on white golf carts. The hurly burly of auto rickshaws and milling millions is left outside....
December 29, 2009
Work & Careers
Runner in for the long haul
...Mr Chandrasekaran jokes that whether the global recovery is “V-shaped, W-shaped or ‘square root’-shaped”, clients will look to the offshore outsourcing industry to cut costs....
November 15, 2009
US & Canadian companies
Textron soars on acquisition hopes
...Smaller pieces of the company could still draw interest, however, including the industrial unit that includes its golf-cart manufacturing operation, whose links to Augusta National Golf Club, host of the...
April 9, 2009

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