-
Rather than carrying a wallet, users could wave their wrists and pay for coffee at Starbucks (now, even, without a NFC chip) or use their iWatch as a credit card.
FORBES: Apple's Rumored iWatch And Why It Matters
-
The full social impact of the recession will kick in after the summer, when a first wave of jobless run out of unemployment pay and start receiving less generous welfare handouts.
ECONOMIST: Spain's new unemployed
-
Digital music is the wave of the future--and it raises the question of who will pay whom for what.
FORBES: Digital Music Now
-
If this ruling stands, the IRS can expect a tidal wave of refund applications from employers and terminated employees regarding FICA taxes paid on severance pay.
FORBES: Big Tax Win For Terminated Workers and Companies; Big Loss For IRS
-
There is a lot of talk about a great wave of shareholder activism against excessive executive pay, a so-called Shareholder Spring - and there has been a 100% increase in the number of rejections by investors of FTSE 100 companies' remuneration policies, from just one decisive rebellion, in some years, to a grand total of two this year.
BBC: The price of Sir Martin Sorrell��s ?6.8m
-
As he said to me yesterday, he is concerned that the current wave of protest votes against excessive executive pay could turn out to be a passing fad - and he therefore wants a constitutional change that would lead to a permanent transformation of big institutional shareholders into properly informed and engaged proprietors.
BBC: What kind of democracy for votes on bosses' pay?
-
At 27, Watkins brings refreshing youth and innocence to a song sung from the perspective of a grizzled barge-worker: Only "a fruit jar full of iced tea" and "a half a day off with pay" provide relief to a lingering heat wave.
NPR: Sara Watkins: Summertime Blues
-
Instead of opening wallets in shops and being confronted with a choice of whether to pay by cash or plastic card, they will wave a phone at the checkout.
ECONOMIST: Consumer banking
-
He is also offering operating subsidies through the renewable-obligations mechanism, which will pay tidal generators three times as much as the subsidy paid to onshore wind farms, and wave generators five times as much.
ECONOMIST: A remote town hopes to become a clean-energy hub