Capital Investment is Now Down, After Trump's Tax Bill

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View this email in your browser | Unsubscribe      Hand-picked business coverage for our readers of WIRED, The New Yorker, and more 11 Things You Need to Survive in an Open Plan Office The productivity-killing open plan office is here to stay. Stock your desk drawer accordingly. Read More Jeff Bezos Sells $1.8 Billion Worth of Amazon Shares to Fund His Moonshot A portion of the money is expected to make its way to the Amazon founder's private space company, Blue Origin. Read More The 5 Things I Look for When Investing in Startups After founding her own company, Alexa von Tobel now helps other startups succeed. Here, she details the qualities she considers most when deciding to back a new venture. Read More Equifax Won't Give Anyone $125 After All The company never had enough money set aside to pay back all 147 million people affected by its lax security. Read More A Decline in Capital Investment Reveals the False Promise of Trump's Tax Bill The Administration claimed that companies would use their savings from corporate tax cuts to invest in their workers, but some businesses appear to be cutting back on capital spending instead. Read More Cashless Stores Alienate Customers in the Name of Efficiency Opinion: Brands that do away with printed currency are unintentionally self-selecting their users. Read More This Robo-Van Startup Will Handle Walmart's 'Middle Mile' Gatik isn't a long-haul trucker and doesn't want to transport people. It's hoping to carve a niche moving goods from warehouses to stores. Read More Did a friend forward you this email? Sign up here for a weekly digest of the latest in business. Condé Nast One World Trade Center New York, NY 10007 Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy Copyright © 2019 Condé Nast. All rights reserved.