Brand Innovators CMO Ted Rubin says retailers need to step up and help shopping centers. He discusses whether malls are doomed to go down with the big retail chains used to occupy them.

SOFREP uses on-the-ground operatives to cover Mosul through live streams.

Brittany Ishman, a franchise owner of "Two Men and a Truck," started as a temp employee. Now that she's been in charge for a year, she has some advice and perspective for prospective business owners.

"Drunk History" gives its audience a skewed view of our past, but production designer Chloe Arbiture says she's all about authenticity. She details why historically accurate scenes are actually funnier.

Which major companies started off as just side hustles? Apple, Craigslist and Toms Shoes. David Carlson, Author of "Hustle Away Debt," explains why dedicating time to a side hustle could set up a bright future. He talks about the range of income for people working in the gig economy. Additionally...

Buying a car with flood damage is a big mistake, but some buyers miss the red flags. Motor Trend's executive editor Mark Rechtin explains how salvaged cars end up for sale, and how to spot one.

Munchery CEO Tri Tran explains the company’s food delivery model, plans for expansion and recent investments.

There's a veggie burger that actually tastes like real beef. BurgerFi CEO Corey Winograd says the company has a plant-based patty that looks, cooks, and satisfies like real beef. It even "bleeds."

New York City Football Club House opens in Chelsea, NY. President Jon Patricof told us how the MLS is taking off and says soccer is the fastest growing sport for millennials in the U.S. With big stars like David Villa still representing their national teams, Patricof says the MLS is no longer jus...

Director/producer Louis Black's new documentary looks at the life and work of the man behind "Dazed and Confused," "School of Rock," and "Boyhood." What Black wants the audience to take away from it.

Tia Mowry gives us the latest on a potential "Sister, Sister" reboot. Plus, the actress tells us about her new YouTube series "Tia Mowry's Quick Fix." Tia tells us why YouTube was the right platform to share life hacks with busy moms looking to break through the noise and get some peace.