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  1. money.cnn.com › magazines › fortuneDesigners at Nottingham-Spirk invent for companies like GE - ...

    2007年6月12日 · Nottingham-Spirk's headquarters - in a spectacular building in Cleveland that used to be a Christian Science church - includes an engineering lab, where prototypes of new products are built...

  2. money.cnn.com › 2018/04/26 › newsHow Richard Branson went from high-school dropout to ...

    2018年5月11日 · As a teenager, Richard Branson never imagined he'd be where he is today. "I was seen as the dumbest person at school," the founder and CEO of Virgin Group told CNNMoney. "The idea that I could be...

  3. money.cnn.com › magazines › fortuneThe Education of Andy Grove - December 12, 2005 - CNN ...

    2005年12月12日 · Dr. Andrew S. Grove, like professor Indiana Jones, was better known for his exploits as "Andy," the famous leader of Intel Corp. But unlike Indy, Grove wasn't simply biding time here between...

  4. money.cnn.com › 2015/03/30 › newsHow Hong Kong's subway turns a $2 billion annual profit ...

    2015年3月31日 · How Hong Kong maintains its busy subway. You can find one of Hong Kong's most profitable businesses about 30 meters below the earth's surface. The city's subway is the face of the Mass Transit...

  5. money.cnn.com › 2014/11/16 › smallbusinessMeet Hong Kong's bagel banker - CNN Business

    2014年11月17日 · Meet Hong Kong's bagel banker. by Sophia Yan @sophia_yan November 16, 2014: 9:05 PM ET. Rebecca Schrage works in finance by day and makes bagels by night. Hong Kong is home to delicious cuisine of...

  6. money.cnn.com › 2002/03/19 › newsTrump sells King Kong's perch - CNN Business

    2002年3月19日 · NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - An investor group has agreed to buy the Empire State Building from Donald Trump and his partner for $57.5 million. The Empire State Building Associates real estate group will...

  7. money.cnn.com › 2016/05/03 › technologyThis elevator could shape the cities of the future - CNN ...

    2016年5月6日 · A new technology has the potential to break elevators free from their vertical prisons, allowing them to move side to side, at an angle, even go outside into a city. German company Thyssenkrupp...