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Elon Musk's revolutionary satellite internet service, Starlink, is spreading across Africa, flying in the face of repressive and corrupt regimes that are trying to block it.
The United Arab Emirates has signed an agreement with Bill Gates' nuclear company, TerraPower, to explore the potential development of advanced nuclear reactors within the Gulf state.
As a semi-professional Disney historian, the stories of what goes on in the boardrooms fascinate me.
IBM has been hit with a federal civil rights complaint after James O'Keefe posted video leaked by an insider of CEO and Chairman Arvind Krishna outlining racist business practices.
Elon Musk has become a divisive personality: Nobody questions his genius, but many have questioned his choices.
...due to 'structural rot' in the company - Treasurer warns the sane people are now gone. Time to sell DIS?
"We'll continue to match production with customer demand..."
The breakup of Big Tech begins...
Media tycoon Shari Redstone is in talks to sell controlling interest in Paramount parent National Amusements to media and entertainment company Skydance, Puck and the New York Times reported Sunday.
In this episode, Sal Mercogliano - maritime historian at Campbell University (@campbelledu) and former merchant mariner - discusses the announcement by the Yemeni Armed Forces of a blockade of ships destined to Israel sailing through the Gulf of Aden
In 2023, advertising spend is projected to reach $61.3 billion on U.S. broadcast and cable TV.
Use of central clearing was seen a fix after 2008 crisis
The FTC's current lawsuit against Amazon is a perfect example of the statist mentality that undergirds antitrust laws. Amazon is an enormously big and hugely successful business enterprise.
President Joe Biden's 2021 infrastructure bill boasts a $7.5 billion investment in electric vehicle (EV) chargers, and his administration insists the country is "on track" to install over a million public chargers by the end of the decade--but repor
...Among Working Poor Youngsters
One of the most fascinatingly infuriating idioms of the left is their utter inability to think more than a single step -- if even that -- ahead.
The airlines said they will keep their respective brands, and the new carrier would be based in Seattle, where Alaska is headquartered.
Hundreds of illegal Chinese-owned marijuana growing operations have been popping up across Maine over the past three years.
Scientists see that private companies will develop the Moon in a Moon rush as companies race to grab valuable minerals and resources while trampling over scientifically important lunar sites. The scientists are trying to get governments to help them
Tucker Carlson recently appeared on the 'All-In' podcast and talked about leaving FOX News, saying that he still has not been given an explanation by the network. He is surprisingly kind in his remarks, saying that this is just the nature of the
Two years after its default marked a key moment in China's property crisis, the world's most indebted developer may be heading for another bleak milestone: liquidation.
Celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, the Ford F-Series is no less than an American icon.
A gun factory in upstate New York with a history stretching back to the 19th century is scheduled to close in March, according to a letter from the company to union officials.
The Pro Football Hall of Famers star in a new Bud Light commercial released ahead of the Super Bowl
Americans panic-bought boats, jet skis, campers, UTVs, ATVs, and anything with a motor that could be ridden in the great outdoors during Covid.
The giant bottleneck building at both entrances of the Panama Canal might spread to Egypt's Suez Canal. This is according to Bloomberg, which quoted a top executive at Greek shipping firm Angelicoussis Group during a conference in Athens.
"If you can't go via the Panama Canal, you must add one more ship for the same volume."
Is it time to declare the Disney brand dead?
Originally conceived by American Express in 2010 and officially cosponsored by the Small Business Administration since 2011, Small Business Saturday has become a staple of the holidays shopping season in the United States.
If Black Friday is a bust, it may be a harbinger of what the mainstream has long considered impossible: the American consumer is well and truly tapped out.
