by synergycap1 | Mar 30, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
Kimberly Greenberger discusses the future of retail, department stores and Trump.
by synergycap1 | Mar 30, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
Amazon’s ambitions to upend the grocery market appear to be getting larger. Just two days after the online retailer said it is testing free grocery pickup that could eventually be rolled out to paying Prime members, Bloomberg reports it is working to convince...
by synergycap1 | Mar 30, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Cooper, Roy A, Discrimination, Economics, Finance, Law and Legislation, Non-Bank Loans, Politics and Government, Transgender and Transsexuals, Working Capital
By RICHARD FAUSSET March 30, 2017 ATLANTA — The North Carolina Senate voted in favor of a bill Thursday that repealed the controversial law affecting transgender bathroom use in public buildings, part of a compromise worked out earlier in the week...
by synergycap1 | Mar 30, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
Deere CEO Samuel Allen also said he is worried a border adjusted tax would hurt his company’s farmer customers.
by synergycap1 | Mar 30, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
TAIPEI (Reuters) – Chinese tech conglomerate LeEco has successfully raised nearly $2.2 billion from new investors including Tianjin Jiarui Huixin Corporate Management Company and property developer Sunac China Holdings , stock market filings on Thursday...
by synergycap1 | Mar 30, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Hedge fund manager David Einhorn’s unusual plan to divide General Motors Co’s shares into two classes poses a potential corporate governance minefield for GM board members.
