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UnGrounded: British Airways Attempts to Bottle Some Startup Spirit

theodp writes "Bill Gates already called dibbs on polio, so British Airways had to settle for tackling the 'global misalignment of talent' problem, putting '100 of the most forward-thinking founders, CEOs, venture capitalists, and Silicon Valley game-changers' on a flight from San F

Wall Street is winning the long war against post-crash regulation Heidi Moore

Feeble as it was, Dodd-Frank was a high point of reining in abuses. Thanks to financial lobbying, it's business as usual

Less than ten years ago, if a Wall Street trader wanted to find a sucker to buy bad mortgages, he knew where to find him: often, sitting in an office in a German landesba

Former WebEx President Joins RingCentral For The Office Move To The Cloud

RingCentral has hired David Berman, a former high-ranking executive from WebEx, a move that shows the market significance of a cloud-based approach to routing calls to different mobile devices similarly if they were extensions on a phone tree.

U.S. CEOs a bit more optimistic on economy, hiring: survey

(Reuters) - U.S. chief executives expect to hire more workers in the next six months and that sales will improve modestly, a tepid if slightly optimistic reading of the economy, a Business Roundtable survey has found.

U.S. CEOs slightly more optimistic on economy, hiring: survey

(Reuters) - U.S. chief executives expect to hire more workers in the next six months and for sales to improve modestly, a tepid if slightly optimistic reading on the U.S. economy, a Business Roundtable survey has found.

Three Airlines Make Forbes' List of the 10 Best Travel Companies to Work For

At some point during your travels, you may actually think about making travel your job. It's a good idea, really, if you don't end up stuck behind a desk with the exception of the usual ten days of annual vacation leave.

Luckily Forbes and Glassdoor.

NYT explains how tech companies allow PRISM, yet deny 'direct server access' happened (update)

Yesterday a series of leaked PowerPoint slides in the Washington Post revealed a program codenamed PRISM that allowed government investigators access to data from a number of top internet companies.

Facebook & Google CEOs Say NSA Spy Program Is News To Them

Google CEO Larry Page and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg have both posted statements denying knowledge of PRISM, a program reportedly run by the U.S. National Security Agency to gather communications from top Internet companies with their apparent cooperation.

May jobs report gains mask the US economy's weak, uneven recovery Heidi Moore

On paper, 175,000 jobs added sounds good. To the 12 million Americans still unemployed, it just means their misery goes on

Friday we found out that 175,000 new jobs were created in May, according to the number-crunchers at the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Obama ordered cyber attack target list to be created, according to leaked document

President Obama hasn't been shy about engaging the public and other nations on digital issues, and that includes the idea of cyber warfare. While his administration has been pretty aggressive in building up our cyber defenses, our offensive capabilities have remained somewhat more mysterious.