Axios’ Mike Allen says Hillary Clinton had a planned cabinet list that included Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and Starbucks’ Howard Schultz.

To regain clients, H&R Block CEO Bill Cobb says the company has launched both a digital product and an aggressive ad campaign.

Tough Mudder believes that experiences are the new luxury goods, driving people to participate in the intense competitions.

Despite Medium's struggles, early investor Josh Elman says consumers are willing to pay for access to premium, quality content.

Donald Trump's Sprint announcement wasn't major, The Young Turks' Francis Maxwell says, but any news will continue to rally his supporters.

WIRED security writer Lily Hay Newman details the recent debilitating DDOS attack.

Corcoran says making connections in college and taking stress off bosses can make young entrepreneurs valuable.

Politico's Daniel Lippman says the GOP can't attract new voters if it's being "kept hostage" by its current base.

CEO Ali Webb's salon chain has grown to 67 locations in 13 cities.

The Motley Fool discusses Amazon's future and the possibility of the stock reaching new heights