It is rare to have a celebrity like Ryan Lochte give back to back interviews intended for two different audiences. The unusual PR strategy makes sense because Lochte has a lot of explaining to do in both Brazil and the United States.
If there is a silver lining for writers and editors at Gawker Media's flagship site, which will cease operations next week, it's that, for now, they still have jobs.
The Rio Olympics, and NBC's coverage of them, have been neither the utter disaster that many feared, nor completely flawless. But until conditions force the network to reconsider its formula, there's little incentive to change its routine.
Immigrants in the U.S., have a lower unemployment rate (4.3%) than native-born U.S. citizens (4.9%). They also participate more in the economy, meaning they're either working or looking for work.
Kim Perell had a humble upbringing in the Pacific Northwest. Her entrepreneurial parents instilled a strong work ethic in her early on. Today, as president of digital marketing firm Amobee, she oversees 550 employees in over 20 countries.
Chinese firms are spending more on foreign takeovers than ever before, and Western politicians are worrying about the deals' potential impacts on technology and critical infrastructure.