One does not simply help europe
Today marks the 70th anniversary of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1948 – more commonly known as the Marshall Plan. Masterminded by Secretary of State […]
Artikel von Stefan Neuner
I don’t know why FAANG’s capitalization is so high and at this point I’m too afraid to ask
It has become a favorite pastime among investors and company executives to speculate: who will be the first trillion-dollar company? During the dot-com-crazed 1990s, Cisco […]
Unicorns everywhere
A unicorn is a private startup technology firm valued at $1 billion or more. Once rare, such companies have proliferated in the last few years. […]
Dude, where is my Volkswagen?
Volkswagen hat im Zuge des Diesel-Skandals von Hunderttausenden Kunden in den USA Autos zurückgekauft. Nun sitzt der Konzern auf den Fahrzeugen fest und muss sie […]
Under Armour user can run, but they can not hide
US sportswear brand Under Armour confirmed, that personal details of about 150 million users of the MyFitnessPal app were compromised. The data breach is the […]
Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to Trump
During a speech in Ohio, President Trump criticed the amount the US has spent on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and argued no-one had […]
Remember when public was excited about the paris climate agreement?
Im Jahr 2016 unterzeichneten 174 Staaten das Pariser Klimaabkommen, um die Erderwärmung zumindest zu bremsen. Die internationale Bankenwelt hat offenbar andere Pläne und pumpt massiv […]
Why did you conceive, plan and execute this dastardly and scandalous crime?
For the past five years, a gang of hackers known as Carbanak has been targeting banks around the world, stealing well over $1 billion in […]
Pay no attention to that man behind London’s curtain!
Die britische Regierung erlaubt, dass Eigentümer von Immobilien, die sich hinter Briefkastenfirmen verstecken, anonym bleiben dürfen. Der Erwerb einer Immobilie im Land gilt daher als […]
Don’t be scared of a Tesla
Menschen gehen (fälschlicherweise) davon aus, dass Maschinen keine Fehler machen. Sobald sich deren Unvollkommenheit aber offenbart, wie etwa im Fall des Uber-Autos, nehmen Menschen (fälschlicherweise) […]