Kellogg’s takes us on a tour of its first cereal cafe.

CEO Jim Weber tells us how Brooks Running shoe technology is keeping them a step ahead of the competition.

John and John Jr. say Trump's victory is showing business leaders that they can win in the political sphere.

Gabrielle & Jordan Edwards on why Mixology appeals from everyone from celebs to millennials.

Greenfield says Disney needs to accelerate revenue growth.

Can we trust Alibaba's Singles Day numbers? MorningStar consumer strategist RJ Hottovy says while there's room for better disclosure, the numbers are directionally legitimate.

“Snooki” on motherhood and post-Jersey Shore Life.

Erik Davis from Fandango reviews the must-see movies of the week.

The F-35 and KC-46 are among important upcoming acquisitions by the United States Air Force, but Deborah James says keeping up in cybersecurity is also a priority.

While GE looks for signals to measure success on different social platforms, global innovation director Sam Olstein says there's no end-all KPI.

The CEO of Aspiration explains how he’s making financial investments an even playing field.

The Guardian's Amber Jamieson says many world leaders are "shocked and worried" about how a relationship between Trump and Putin would play out.

David Tochiano talks about Mayanoki’s local, sustainable model.

Chad Morganlander of Stifel Nicolaus breaks down why the markets are up after Trump's surprise win

NYSE trader Tim Anderson and Peter Tuchman, the Einstein of the NYSE, discuss the stock market's Wednesday post election performance and what a Trump victory means to stocks.

US and Chinese tech firms have global ambitions, who will come out on top? Featuring GGV Capital, an early investor in Alibaba, Airbnb, and Square.

Walmart stock jumps with earnings beat, Cisco shifts its focus and lays off 7% of workforce

ICX Media CEO Michael Avon talks about the launch of a creator-centric digital media platform

Game Rant CEO discusses the latest gaming news and the popularity of No Man’s Sky

Green Chip Stocks' publisher Jeff Siegel on what this year's marijuana ballot initiatives will mean for the industry