Netflix CEO weighs in on POTUS race

Many prominent business people and CEOs have come out in support of one or the other major party presidential candidates. Some use it for their own PR, others are used by news agencies for the recognition their names bring to headlines. Some, like Apple’s Tim Cook or Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, may be doing a bit of both.

SCOTUS to rule on “offensive” trademarks

For years now there’s been a popular movement gaining furor just beneath the headlines.

Lester Holt puts NBC in the spotlight

These days, the battle for “eyes on” your content is fragmented so much that even the traditional Big Three Networks are desperate for ratings to control the narrative and satisfy their advertisers. In a 24-7 news consumer culture, the networks and their personalities are becoming as much a part of the story as the candidates themselves.

Feldman marching ahead after rough Today Show appearance

He was the darling child actor in the early 80s who became part of a duo of Teen Beat heartthrobs in the late 80s and early 90s … but a recent appearance on The Today Show has many people wondering “what happened to Corey Feldman.”

Self-driving semis? It’s happening

Self-driving semi trucks. Tons of trucks laden with tons of cargo barreling down the road with nothing but a computer behind the wheel. Is it a terrifying science fiction nightmare or the most obvious technological advancement in decades? Driverless car entrepreneurs are betting on the latter.

Brexit's Possible Impact on the Housing Market Overseas

It wasn't only the population of Europe sent into a tizzy over Britain's referendum: Real-estate shoppers have found themselves in unfamiliar territory as well, often wondering if they're taking full advantage of the new future of what was once one of our largest trading partners, the E.U.

First Time Managing People? Don’t Panic - Thrive!

Running a company and chasing a dream can be one of the most exhilarating and awe-inducing experiences there is. Then you have to deal with people.