4ème - Espaces et paysages de l'urbanisation

Vocabulaire: VIDEO. "Je dors mieux ici que chez moi" : à Hong Kong des dizaines de personnes dorment chaque nuit au McDonald's Cet article date de plus de quatre ans. Publié le 05/01/2019 22:54 Mis à jour le 06/01/2019 18:13 Durée de la vidéo : 4 min. Article rédigé par À Hong Kong (Chine), conséquence des prix de l'immobilier, de plus en plus de personnes font le choix de passer la nuit dans les McDonald's de la ville, qui restent ouverts 24 heures sur 24. À Hong Kong (Chine), en plein milieu de la nuit, dans l'un des 110 McDonald's de la ville ouverts 24 heures sur 24, l'ambiance est étrange. Dans la ville, ils seraient plus de 300 à tomber ainsi dans les bras de Morphée. Partager l'article sur les réseaux sociaux : Partager :

Talent wars: Silicon Valley vs. Wall Street - Aug. 22, 2014 As a math whiz with a passion for economics, the rising college senior would seem to fit the mold for Wall Street. But Velasquez was actually drawn to the Citi (C) gig because he thought it would make him stand out if he applies for a job later at Google (GOOGL, Tech30). Like other young talent, Velasquez has become disillusioned by post-crisis Wall Street. He sees a better future in the California lifestyle and seemingly limitless potential offered by Silicon Valley firms. "I like Google's innovation. Banks plot pay rises: Big banks have figured out that if they want students like Velasquez to come work for them, they have to do more. Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC) are likely to raise the salaries of some junior-level employees by around 20%, people familiar with the matter told CNNMoney. Related: 'Brutally honest' cover letter leads to job The long hours turned Velasquez off to the world of finance. Related: Bank of America to pay $16.7B over mortgages