It all began when the three co-founders of Perch reached out to LSU Football in a cold email to inquire if the SEC powerhouse might be interested in learning more about their product; a software-enabled gym hardware that uses machine learning to track an athlete’s movements during weightlifting a...
Year’s best lists serve their purpose when they let readers know about games they may have enjoyed but missed.
Most people know those games that stole the spotlight in 2019, but there are plenty of others that also shone brightly this year.
Could hot drinks be banned on flights? EU court ruling could pave the way for coffee being banned on flights. A recent EU court ruling on hot drink spills at 37,000 feet could make it harder for passengers to get a tea or coffee on planes. Flight delays and passengers suing airlines.
In a statement provided to Forbes by the office of the former prime minister of Portugal’s United Nations office, Guterres touted the technology first made popular by bitcoin as a crucial component of the organization with at $TK billion annual budget’s goals to building a more sustainable world.
DeMarre Carroll was the San Antonio Spurs’ top free-agent acquisition of the summer, at least in terms of dollars spent. Now, he can't find a role off the bench.
In the last decade, elite colleges benefited from big donations, endowments that grew in value and increased popularity. Meanwhile, private colleges without the benefit of rich endowments struggled financially.
Pretty much everybody from the New York Times to the lowliest Sith blog is debating how Mr. Abrams and his movie are “serving” the Star Wars saga – aka, the “canon” – from the inside. Here's why JJ Abrams had to kill off Ben Solo and Emperor Palpatine back from sabbatical.
The two countries have put more than five years of differences behind them by signing a new deal for the oil-rich Neutral Zone which both have claims to.
The products sold by online store Nature Bags aren’t made from hemp, or organic cotton, like many of the eco-friendly products on the sustainable marketplace.
In Thursday's ugly 94-82 loss to the Knicks, the Nets shot 26.9 percent. It is a rare feat in itself as it marked the 50th such instance of a team shooting that low in NBA history. It is even rarer now in the age of increased scores due to high volumes of 3-point attempts.
It's not a question we know enough to know the answer to, but to dismiss the possibility is scientifically baseless.
The recent news of DuPont’s decision to sell its nutrition and biosciences business to International Flavors & Fragrances, Inc. (IFF) is a continuation of DuPont’s strategy to unload corporate assets, which follows its succession from its former chemical parent DowDuPont.
Once again, an economist makes a flawed, misleading and potentially damaging forecast
Hotel bicycles is an often overlooked amenity. Health and environment conscious travelers can find free and low fee bike rentals at these luxury hotels.
Jorge Masvidal is the 2019 UFC "Fighter of the Year."
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency has struggled to catch up to the traditional financial system's digital ease of use but that could soon change...
It’s not often that people at aquariums think of sharks going at it but, surprise, it does happen! And it can be quite important for the survival of a species.
Bicycle use is soaring in the French capitol; cars are in decline, and there are big plans to extend the city's growing network.
Fargo, North Dakota, could see as much as 15 inches of snow by the end of the storm on Sunday.
Rebels who are anti-this or anti-that don’t get far, they say. It's time to reclaim the word rebel.
Miller64 has launched a campaign for Dry January that gives consumers the chance to get free beer through a rebate program. Since many millennials have commitment issues, the Miller Brewing Company thinks its Dry-ish January version will be easier for them to handle.
Be sure to splurge on the family-style menu, which features Pimento Cheese Crab Dip, a Base Camp Backyard BBQ Board and more.
7.3 million people say they are digital nomads, according to new research by MBO Partners, and they're doing everything from business coaching to IT work to live their dream of traveling the world.
With added veteran leadership, the White Sox hope their young stars will be an asset when the division race heats up.