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Kratos Defense president David Carter sells $236,659 in company stock

Thailand’s former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is officially a free man, less than a week after receiving a royal pardon, according to the Department of Corrections. Thaksin, 76, served eight months of a one-year sentence for corruption and abuse of power before being released on parole last mo

Telemundo is chasing the Super Streamer with a multiplatform, interactive strategy that stretches well beyond the broadcast.

People always talk knowingly about Weimar, a period of extremes: artistic and social-sexual decadence, democratic liberalism and the radicalisation of the left and the right, before Germany’s descent into Hitlerian hell. The city as a symbol, close to the site of the former Buchenwald concentration

Social Security depletion date moves up on lower fertility and tax changes

G7 plans first joint statement for protecting minors on social media

Median price on official portal for resellers has sunk by 20% over the past month

In a world of aggressive great powers, middle powers must learn to forge alliances

The Bay Club Company finalized a $42M acquisition of its El Segundo campus from CDC, completing a 10-year strategy and growing its portfolio to $1 billion.

Authoritarian leaders across the world use targeted strategies to sustain inequality. But developing countries should instead pull from a variety of existing development models to create societal prosperity. The post How global authoritarians sustain inequality appeared first on Atlantic Council.