US Business
The We That Didn’t Work at WeWork
Adam Neumann and Masayoshi Son pushed WeWork to new heights. When their relationship unraveled, WeWork did too.
Articles by Erin Slifka
US Business
U.S. Warns Businesses Over Rising Risks in Hong Kong
The Biden administration cautions over the “financial, legal and reputational risks” of operating in the territory as China tightens its grip.
US Business
FAA Suspends Operations of Crashed Cargo Plane Operator
The Transair plane crashed into the ocean near Honolulu this month.
Entertainment
Pro Musica Joplin Presents American Wild Ensemble in State Bicentennial Program
(Joplin, MO) – Pro Musica will present the American Wild Ensemble in a free, outdoor concert of contemporary classical chamber music reflecting on the Missouri Bicentennial. This “Missouri Music at 200” program features new music […]
Government
Upcoming ‘Newsmakers’ Episode to Focus on City of Joplin’s Proposition Renewal
(Joplin, MO) – The upcoming Newsmakers interview program on Missouri Southern State University’s KGCS-TV will examine the upcoming Proposition Renewal, which will ask Joplin voters if they would approve the renewal of the ¼-cent Parks […]
US Business
Intel CEO’s Chip-Building Plan Has a $50 Billion-Plus Price Tag
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is moving quickly to expand its chip-making capabilities, investing billions of dollars in plants and weighing a deal to buy GlobalFoundries that would value the company at about $30 billion.
Accounting
Need-To-Know Insights for Nonprofits from BKD CPAs & Advisors
The nonprofit world is constantly changing. Make sure you stay up to date on the latest laws that could affect your nonprofit with insights from BKD CPAS & Advisors: SVOG Funds Still Available; Approval Is […]
US Business
China’s EVs Force Foreign Auto Makers to Catch Up
As electric cars’ share of the Chinese auto market cross the 10% threshold, foreign makers not called Tesla have failed to convince Chinese consumers that their EVs match the local competition.
US Business
Didi Faces a Cybersecurity Probe From Officials in China
China sent state security and police officials to Didi Global’s ride-hailing business as a part of a cybersecurity investigation, escalating a regulatory saga that has gripped China’s tech industry.
US Business
Rio Tinto’s Mines Hit By Covid-19 Restrictions
The world’s second-largest miner said that pandemic-related border closures have caused labor shortages at some of its operations and is warning of project delays.