Wireless technology behemoth Qualcomm is expected to publish its Q4 FY’18 results on Wednesday, November 7, reporting on a quarter that is likely to see the company post a mixed performance amid slowing global demand for smartphones and the company’s ongoing licensing disputes with Apple
If you didn't log in to 'Fortnite' and get the Lil' Kev challenges today or yesterday, you may never be able to get them.
'Nutcracker' went against the grain in terms of what kind of Christmas movies do best...
You don't have to spend a lot of money to obtain a safer car.
When asked about the meeting last July, a spokesperson for the commerce department suggested Ross had nothing to worry about. Recently released documents, however, tell another story.
Although targeted at "fast growing" startups and larger enterprises, the application demonstrates how many organizations are now embracing chatbots as a way to improve their customer experience at a much lower cost.
Every year, 40% of the food produced in the U.S. is discarded, equaling billions of tons of costly waste. Here’s how four merchants, including Kroger and Walmart, are trying to reduce food loss and its side effects, but they need shopper buy-in for it to work.
Never has our Federal Reserve Board acted so predictably consistent, pursuing its anti-inflation policy stance, known academically as getting ahead of the curve.
Are the points and miles you get with an airline "loyalty" credit card always worth the aggravation?
'Pokémon GO' developers Niantic Labs just launched 'Ingress Prime', a reboot of its first full game, 'Ingress'.
Wondering if you should give your employees time off to vote? Here are three things to consider.
"The Deadwood film is executive produced by David Milch, Carolyn Strauss, Daniel Minahan, Gregg Fienberg, Scott Stephens, Ian McShane and Timothy Olyphant."
How the Tanoto Foundation has influenced sustained and longstanding positive change through core beliefs and absolute clarity of purpose.
In a booming economy, it's startling that many regional U.S. banks are struggling to grow. With nearly 20% of competitors in the U.S. new to the banking industry since 2005, we are moving to a period of disruption and banks need to radically change their existing business models to compete.
How do you create an exhibit for the seven-year ~$1 billion renovation of the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum currently underway? It’s the most visited museum in the United States, and the third most visited one in the world, with over 8.6 million visitors in 2017. What would you do?
Former United Way executives offer retirement lessons based on what they've learned since leaving their jobs. They can help you enjoy retirement.
The 2017 tax reform act was devoid of reform.
The Tanoto Foundation’s commitment to helping provide quality education in rural Indonesia has exemplified how partnerships can deliver meaningful and impactful results for the community.
As a Tory government in the middle of a difficult Brexit negotiation, you simply can’t afford to quarrel with the US government and risk unintended consequences for your own tax base thanks to a theatrical and ill-designed attempt at sounding more populist.
October brought a shocking turn of events to investors in the U.S. stock market…shocking, that is, if all you watch is the U.S. market. After all, we are 6 months into a decidedly negative period for indexes that track Europe, Japan, the rest of Asia and the Emerging Markets.
"Written by stand-up comedian Tommy Johnagin, Be Here Now focuses on a young father who loses his wife and chooses to move his kids from Los Angeles to a small town in Illinois to be near his wife's family."
After Jonathan Mildenhall stepped down as Airbnb CMO a little over a year ago, he unveils a consultancy with a bold plan to strengthen technology companies with deep dives into and articulation of mission, meaning and cultural benefit—beyond the mere nuts and bolts of the products they create.
Although the movement of peoples across borders has been an issue of particular political concern recently, it hasn't always been so. In fact, during the European Middle Ages there really weren't "borders" between political entities at all.
You have to own your destiny in business, you can't rely on others to feed you, and you can't rely on a handful of big customers.