Sentences with phrase «at wall street»

Read about it online at the Wall Street Journal.

Get off at Wall Street / Williams Street exit.

According to Joann Lublin, management news editor at the Wall Street Journal and author of «Earning It,» the key is talking about your individual professional ambitions before you get married or get serious, and hashing out a tentative plan for accommodating both parties.

It was closing time downtown at Wall Street.

Although the turnover rate at Wall Street institutions is customarily high, our goal is to match an individual's career goals to those of our clients in order to cultivate a long - term career objective.

While it is true that over 94 million Americans are out of the job market, economists at the Wall Street Journal suggest that this low rate is due mostly to an aging population and that it is not expected to rise significantly at all, but rather continue to decrease as the baby - boomer generation retires in increasingly large numbers.

(Check out Joanna's Stern's preview at The Wall Street Journal for some of the early bugs.)

Tom Lee, an analyst at Wall Street firm Fundstrat and known to be a bitcoin bull, stated that the price of bitcoin will likely drop to a yearly low before recording a swift recovery.

Rony Abovitz (right), founder president and CEO of Magic Leap, unveils a view of his companies augmented reality with Rio Caraeff, chief content officer, at the Wall Street Journal Digital Live conference at the Montage hotel in Laguna Beach, California, Oct. 20, 2015.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates are scheduled to make a rare joint appearance anytime now at The Wall Street Journal's D5: All Things Digital conference.

Tired of having to defend his company against claims that its products (including hardware, software and even online presentation) are shameless copies of their respective Apple versions, Xiaomi vice president Hugo Barra on Tuesday said at The Wall Street Journal's WSJD conference that some of Apple's most recent products also take cues from rivals, Gigaom reports.

On Tuesday, Oct. 28, the erstwhile Google employee, at the Wall Street Journal's Live technology conference in Laguna, California, in response to comments that Xiaomi copied Apple's designs praised the iPhone 6 for being «beautiful.»

Lipman, previously the editor in chief of USA Today and deputy managing editor at the Wall Street Journal, spent three years researching discrimination, sexism and the failures of HR - led «diversity training» in the workplace.

His assets are valued at $ 252 million to $ 611 million, stemming chiefly from his 26 - year career at the Wall Street firm.

«The narrative about Facebook as of late has not been super positive,» said David Marcus, Facebook's vice president of messaging, here at the Wall Street Journal's D.Live conference.

Bogart was previously employed at Wall Street...

The prediction was presented at the Wall Street Journal's annual Digital conference.

An early clue about the potential for misuse of Facebook's third - party developer tools came in 2010 when my colleague Emily Steel, then at The Wall Street Journal, reported that an online tracking company, RapLeaf, was collecting and reselling data it had gathered from third - party Facebook apps to marketing firms and political consultants.

The company obviously thinks so, too, according to a new report at The Wall Street Journal, which says that Nintendo plans to ramp up production of the hardware itself, beginning in April 2018.

I've been doing these almost every week since 1991, starting at The Wall Street Journal, and during that time, I've been fortunate enough to get to know the makers of the tech revolution, and to ruminate — and sometimes to fulminate — about their creations.

As an Innovation Spotlight presenter, GDR presented the Blockchain POC demo at the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance's Blockchain for Wall Street event this week.GDR's Chief Product & Operation Officer, Todd Veale, demonstrated to approximately 300 attendees from investment banks, law firms and service providers.

His work has appeared in various publications and he has performed financial editing at a Wall Street firm.

As Peter Lattman observes this morning at the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog, the mud - slinging at last night's Democratic presidential debate can be boiled down to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama each accusing the other of having been a lawyer.

For the second time in less than a month, Bill is back in the headlines at the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog again this morning.

Join us for a panel moderated by Infinite Spada Executive Vice President Zach Olsen with panelists including Jennifer Rothstein, a Director at Kroll; Scott Christie, a partner at McCarter & English; Peggy Reetz, a partner at Mendes; and Nicole Hong, a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, who will discuss how to prepare for and manage the biggest outside threat to a law firm's existence.

At the Wall Street Journal Blog, Peter Lattman provides this simple summary of the 185 - page decision:

«It was a year of two distinct halves,» says one partner in management at a Wall Street firm.

And Joe Palazzolo at the Wall Street Journal Law Blog nicely sums up the ruling in a piece citing law professor and Volokh Conspiracy contributor, Jonathan H. Adler.

Call me a prude, but I agree with those who say that the suit - as - aphrodisiac ad was inappropriate for Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, as reported today in The Boston Globe and noted at the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog.

At The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog, Peter Lattman wants to know: «Are there any other prominent law - school dropouts in our midst?»

The blog will include contributions from various reporters and editors at The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires.

As Nathan Koppel wrote this week at the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog, he was best known for a 1985 ruling that helped desegregate public housing in Dallas.

At the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog, Dan Slater described the ruling as a blow to the recording industry, one that «will certainly make the policing job of the [RIAA] a lot harder.»

I'm a regular reader of the works of Ashby Jones, the head writer at the The Wall Street Journal Law Blog, and was pleased to see a nice profile of him on Bitter Lawyer last week.

Join a live chat with its creator as her latest work takes aim at Wall Street and the financial system.

In a fascinating column over at the Wall Street Journal, Matt Ridley, author of the terrific The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves, reports that climate sensitivity - the amount of warming that would result from doubling atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide - appears to be much lower than originally reported by the Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC).

(Strangely, at the moment the Ministry of Environmental Protection's site's latest data is from last week, but more recent data can be found at this site and at the Wall Street Journal's widget).

00:37 «A couple years ago, during the Kyoto meeting, George Gilder suggested to Max Boot at the Wall Street Journal that we could write an editorial that might be good on global warming, and I got this phone call from Max Boot asking for it and of course I said it would be on your desk tomorrow morning.

Patrick Michaels published an op - ed at the Wall Street Journal, titled «The Climate Snow Job» where he claims that the NOAA manipulated data to make it look like the planet is warming faster than it is:

Recently, an editor at the Wall Street Journal wrote «Canada's Oil Sands are a Jobs Gusher.»

He has previously compared those who accept climate change to conspiracy theorists in an article at the Wall Street Journal.

«Remarkable Editorial Bias on Climate Science at the Wall Street Journal,» Forbes, January 27, 2012.

Only at The Wall Street Journal did this trend not hold up, yet even in this case, the difference in portrayal was confined largely to the opinion pages.

Read the slaughter of science yourself at the Wall Street Journal opinion page, the Weekly Standard, the National Review, the Washington Examiner, and Breitbart.com.

«Talking about climate is confusing, causally incorrect and diverts important resources away from more effective interventions,» Lomborg wrote in an article titled «The Climate - Change Distraction» at The Wall Street Journal.

The New York Times took a lot of heat for hiring Bret Stephens, a former opinion writer at The Wall Street Journal, as its newest columnist.

This time around we may have farce — if we're lucky,» Lindzen wrote in an article at the Wall Street Journal.

Peter Frumhoff of the Union of Concerned Scientists criticizes their take on the science in a piece titled, «Dismal Science at The Wall Street Journal.»

Visit the foundation's Weekly Wonk blog for answers from Sharon E. Burke, an international and energy security analyst, Steve LeVine of Quartz, Daniel Sarewitz, professor of science and society at Arizona State University, and Russell Gold, senior energy reporter at the Wall Street Journal and author of «The Boom: How Fracking Ignited the American Energy Revolution and Changed the World.»

(Keith Johnson has some useful background over at the Wall Street Journal.)