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For the answer of which firm is responsible, and has the largest number of current and former tenants occupying the building located at 15 CPW which we profiled before, and which Bloomberg TV defines as the "world's most powerful address" - a locatio
Onstage at TED2014, Charlie Rose interviews Google CEO Larry Page about his far-off vision for the company. It includes aerial bikeways and internet balloons … and then it gets even more interesting, as Page talks through the company’s recent acquis
White House aide set off a stampede of liberal media criticism for Internet news pioneer Matt Drudge over Obamacare – but his critics don’t seem to understand how small businesses pay taxes.
A digital advertising group called ThinkLA was kind enough to ask me to speak at a massive event in Los Angeles yesterday. (Same stage as the Golden Globes!)
Pepsi Max kicked off its 'Unbelievable' campaign by pranking commuters sitting inside a typical London bus stop.
Laying bare supply and demand in the oldest profession.
Google CEO Larry Page has an unusual idea about what should happen to his billions should he die.
Gum seems as appealing as that sticky wad on the bottom of a shoe these days.
Though Bill and Melinda Gates have devoted themselves and their personal fortune to improving children’s lives around the world, they have rarely talked publicly about their own kids.
One of the giants of the gaming industry is getting into the virtual reality game. But upstart Oculus isn’t taking Sony’s salvo lying down.
Last Tuesday, New Jersey became the 3rd state in the country to explicitly ban direct auto selling, effectively outlawing the sale of Tesla (TSLA) electric cars.
Lockheed-Martin (LM) has a problem. Its Atlas V orbital launch system, while very popular with the US military, at around US$225M per launch is too expensive to compete effectively for commercial missions, whose launch costs are generally about half
Elon Musk Speaks To Shareholders About The War On Tesla Motors
Detroit based Berry Flowers has resumed plans to deliver flowers by drone after a federal judge ruled that Federal Aviation Administration rules do not apply to unmanned aircraft flying below 400 feet.
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez was a regular customer of Santa Fe hair stylist Antonio Darden. About two years ago, Darden decided that he would no longer accept the Governor as a client because of her public support for the conventional definit
The digital advertising ecosystem is rapidly evolving these days, as marketers continue to adapt to new platforms, devices, and ad formats.
As financial analyst Moe Zulfiqar writes, "There's a significant amount of pessimism towards the Chinese economy these days, and the reasons behind this are very understandable. The economic data suggests China is headed towards an economic slowdow
By Moe Zulfiqar for Daily Gains Letter | When it comes to gold bullion prices, despite their mere 10% climb since the beginning of 2012, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see gold bullion prices increase even further. With this, companies producing
By Sasha Cekerevac for Daily Gains Letter | There is a recent statistic that is quite shocking: the total amount of debt globally is now over $100 trillion, a jump of 40% over the last six years.
According to an internal company document obtained by Reuters, biotechnology corporation Syngenta will be removing one of it’s genetically engineered seeds from the Canadian market.
Virgin CEO Richard Branson said that those who are skeptical of man-made global warming should “get out of our way,” joining the ranks of CEOs lashing out against those opposed to business investments in “sustainability.”
A California proposition set to go into effect at the beginning of 2015 is at the center of a lawsuit from five states.
The Japanese government will set rules for trading bitcoin, including imposing taxes on transactions with the virtual currency, that will become the basis for guidelines applicable to similar currencies in future, the Nikkei reported.
Tesla Motors should be allowed to continue to sell its electric cars to consumers in company-owned showrooms and not have to mollify state governments that oppose the practice, AutoNation Chairman and CEO Mike Jackson told CNBC on Tuesday.
Expects Bitcoin Sales to Reach $10 Million to $15 Million This Year
To say space research is a waste of money is wrong. For every US$1 put into US space agency, its citizens get US$10 as payback; in Japan and the European Union that amount is more than US$3.
Aleph Objects, maker of the LulzBot line of 3D printers, recently made the switch to a new facility in Colorado, big enough to meet its expanding production needs and designed to add more injection-molded and laser-cut parts to the printers.
Corporate raider Carl Icahn is stirring up another shitstorm. This time, he’s going after eBay, accusing the web giant of harboring competitors on its board of directors.
The first Tesla I ever saw was stripped down to the chassis, a bare-metal incarnation of the company’s flagship electric Roadster on display at an event in Silicon Valley. Without the need for an internal combustion engine, the two-seater’s petite fr
Would you pay $5 dollars for a hole in the ground? What if that hole was on Mars?
