United Airlines has become the second major legacy carrier in the United States to extend the terms and many benefits of its loyalty program for a full year.
The coronavirus pandemic shines a light on persistent health disparities in black America. But what can be done about it?
More Australians are becoming accustomed to online shopping. The challenge now is whether merchants are equipped to handle the demand.
A new report has shed light on how miner capitulation could help the Bitcoin price in the near future.
In COVID-19, the world faces perhaps its greatest challenge since WWII. After the war, American aid was critical to rebuilding a shattered Europe. Today's crisis demands a Green Marshall Plan to kickstart the global economy, fight climate change, and restore American prestige.
More details on Apple’s new iPhone 12 smartphones have been leaked, with four new iPhones set to grace the iPhone 12 family.
At a time when he should be putting in the game plan for the annual Blue-Gold Game that caps spring practice, Kelly instead finds himself holding one video conference after another to keep things moving forward for his program.
USAF Colonel Steven Behmer commands a bevy of F-35 fighter jets. Like the rest of us, he's also coping with the COVID-19 pandemic.
By JoAnn Skousen After a month of sheltering at home, many Americans are missing their communion with God, faith and congregation, especially in the month where Passover, Easter, and Ramadan are observed.
Two congressional representatives are attempting to get U.S. airliners to chip in more.
March 2020 made records in the S&P 500. In recent weeks we’ve seen some of the most volatile trading days in history. Is smooth sailing ahead?
By shutting its borders for fear of coronavirus, North Korea has turned its back on 350,000 tourists a year.
COVID-19 challenge to Feeding America exemplifies the lack of agility in the current U.S. food system that will be necessary to meet the challenges of the future. It highlights the need for better real time communication, dynamic data insights and more investment into the "messy middle of food."
How Christopher Hwang and Jonathan Shen created Golden Duck is a classic entrepreneurial tale.
Sharks are generally underestimated when it comes to learning abilities - most people see them as primitive, instinct driven animals. New work shows that the solitary Port Jackson shark can gather information from other sharks around it, the same way primates and birds do.
As a businessperson, if you’ve been wondering how best you can help with either the medical or economic challenges, consider re-purposing your core competency to help out. Four examples of companies doing just that from customer experience expert Micah Solomon
Price gouging in the pandemic hits Spam, the much-maligned and somewhat mysterious meat product that has historically been associated with tight budgets.
A report by Gower Street Analytics predicts a a low $ 7.09 billion box office revenue for North America
Despite bartenders out of work and on-premise sales slumping, many brands are staying loyal, using budgets to help bartenders who are out of a job.
It's been almost a month since the Cleveland Cavaliers' season came to a screeching halt. With serious time away from the floor, now is the time to reflect and grade the season of the key players on the Cavaliers’ roster.
In an exclusive conversation, Caliva and Hypur share the details of their new partnership for digital payments in marijuana purchases, a much needed service amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
I know it’s hard not to worry about your portfolio, and income stream, these days, but we will make our way through this crisis.
Two U. K. bicycle organizations once at loggerheads have cooperated to compile data populating a live map showing which bike shops are open during the lockdown.
One Mayor in the U.S. that seems to have the communication portion of staying home and social distancing down. Someone who mastered the rare balance between getting people to take you seriously and doing so with a smile on their faces.
It’s OK to be bullish, bearish, neutral, confused, etc. about the stock market. Inattention is not OK. Just as athlete’s need to condition even in quarantine, investors need to stay in shape ready to jump as if/when Mr/ Market says “go.”