Jewish Groups Outraged at Launching of World’s Largest Crane Ship Named after SS Officer
The Swiss-based Allseas Group’s new ship, Pieter Schelte, is 1, 146 feet long and 372 feet wide. Built by Daewoo Heavy Industries in South Korea, at a reported cost of $2.85 billion, it is capable More...
Jeffrey Katzenberg to Assume More Active Role in Production, Development at DreamWorks
DreamWorks Animation is restructuring itself and adapting to the changing market in order to make two blockbuster films each year, with its CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg taking a more hands-on approach in More...
‘Dr. Doom’ Nouriel Roubini Exposes Ugly Side of the Art Market
While the SEC regulates stock trading and all vigilant eyes are on Wall Street to spot potential abuses, Nouriel Roubini spoke at the Economic Forum at Davos about the corruption that surrounds the art market, More...
MUV Interactive’s Bird Makes teaching Easier
Israeli startup, MUV Interactive, a developer of intuitive interaction technology solutions that enable displayed content to be utilized from anywhere in a room, will showcase its flagship product, More...
Will Mikhail Prokhorov Sell The Brooklyn Nets?
Brooklyn Nets owner, Mikhail Prokhorov spent a fortune trying to make his team into a big winner, and now he is having a fire sale of star players to get out of the mess, as expressed by nyc.Barstool More...
Windward Wins Global Technology Innovation Leader Award
Windward, an Israeli specialized data company that analyzes and organizes the world’s maritime information, was awarded the prestigious Global Technology Innovation Leader Award by Frost & Sullivan More...
New Charlie Hebdo Issue Has Perfect Prophet Muhammad Cover Toon
The cover of this week’s Charlie Hebdo magazine, a week after the faithful “avenged” past slights against Muhammad by slaughtering 17 French people, shows a cartoon with the same prophet More...
How Bill Ackman Messed Up JC Penney: A Cautionary Tale of Activist Investing
J.C. Penney may go the way of Woolworth’s and other retail dinosaurs. It lost its once loyal customers in a bid to fix what wasn’t broken, and J.C. Penney’s tale of woe sheds light on the darker More...
Bilbao’s Economy Purrs from Effect of Guggenheim Museum
Locals in Bilbao say an art museum helped save the Spanish city from decline. Now they are glad to know their savior, the Guggenheim, will be staying for some time, AFP said. With the initial lease set More...
The Weekly Good News From Israel: Hats off to the smart baseball cap
In the 21st Dec 2014 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include: · Israeli scientists have developed an early test for brain damage from trauma. · Israel More...