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| Friday briefing: Unwelcome guest? Trump state visit in peril Overshadowing her own three-day visit to the Middle East, Theresa May was forced to issue a mild rebuke to Trump in their ongoing exchange about the president's retweeting of a video by rightwing group Britain First. The prime minister, in carefully chosen words, said during her visit to Jordan that she ...
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| Brexit arrives early in Frankfurt property market Bankers have strolled along Marienstrasse, a side street off one of the main arteries of Frankfurt's financial district, since the 19th century. Back then they hailed from the Brentano family; soon they will come from Goldman Sachs. The US investment bank announced in October that it was taking 10,000 sq ...
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| Obama and Xi: all smiles as 'veteran cadres' reunite in Beijing The two were all smiles during the meeting and Chinese media fawned over Obama and Xi, dubbing the pair "veteran cadres", a term typically applied to retired Communist officials. But in a sign of the diplomatic sensitivity, Chinese state media reported on the event in a single terse article.
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| Yext sees 39% revenue growth in latest quarter Yext, the company that powers search results for retail locations, reported third-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday. The New York-based company said it brought in $44.3 million in revenue for the third quarter.This is 39% growth from the same period last year. Analysts had been expecting ...
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| Kim Jong-nam had antidote to nerve agent that killed him in bag Kim Jong-nam, the murdered half-brother of North Korea's leader, had a dozen vials of antidote for lethal nerve agent VX in his sling bag on the day he was poisoned, a Malaysian court has heard. Two women, Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, from Vietnam, are charged with conspiring with ...
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| How to escape from "Story Card Hell" in three simple steps. Your backlog is full of detailed user stories. Your team is no longer able to manage them, or rank them. You wonder what the product you're building is all about. The stakeholders seem to change their mind all the time. You miss the big picture. I think you are in Story Card Hell, as James Shore says.
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