FEI Weekly

May 12, 2017

Snap sends a start up message, MBAs aren't all that and the interest deductibility conundrum.

In Snap Inc.’s Tumble, Start-Ups See a Warning From Wall Street

New York Times

Snap’s turbulent first few months as a public company are sending a cautionary signal to start-up founders thinking of taking their companies public.

What an MBA Program Won't Teach You About Leadership

CNBC

Is the MBA the most valuable degree in the world?

Trump ‘Preference’ for Interest Deduction May Snarl GOP Tax Plan

Bloomberg

President Donald Trump is leaning toward preserving interest deductibility, a move economists say could jeopardize his goal of robust economic growth.

Why Your Mind-Set Won’t Save Your Career

Fast Company

Some think long-term career success is all a matter of “self-motivation.” It’s a little more complicated than that.

Apple Supplier AAC Technologies Denies Allegations of 'Dubious Accounting'

Reuters

A short seller argues the acoustic parts maker used more than 20 undisclosed related parties to overstate its profits and to evade Apple's labor standards.