The digital age allows us to witness "pre-mourning" on a worldwide scale. And that's what we're witnessing right now around the news that Aretha Franklin's health is failing.
The CEO and majority shareholder of Sears has put a price tag on how much he's willing to pay his company to buy its Kenmore appliance brand: $400 million.
Alphabet, Google's parent company, is investing $375 million into Oscar Health, a small health insurer focused on bringing more technology to health care.
Fort Myers, Florida, was ground zero for the mortgage crisis during the recession. Since then, it's recovered and construction is booming again -- to the point where people are worried that another housing meltdown might be around the corner.
Recording in the office can make sense, but recording someone without their consent isn't alwyas legal. And just because you can record a conversation, doesn't mean you should.
A serial entrepreneur wants to create the world's first professional fantasy football league, and he thinks the blockchain -- yes, the blockchain -- is the best way to keep everyone honest as they compete for real money.