If the U.S. is to remain ascendant in the world economy, it must lead in the development of energy, health, information and aerospace technologies, former Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Carly Fiorina said Wednesday.
The country also needs to reverse falling numbers of small-business formations and figure out ways to improve education without simply throwing dollars at the problem, Fiorina told an audience of more than 800 people who attended Zions Bank’s annual trade and business conference in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Tribune
