Author Sam Walker says there's just one simple link connecting sports and business.

Dosh has wanted to join the military since 7th grade. There’s still a slight chance that Dosh will be allowed to join, but says it’s unlikely, given Trump’s tweets on Wednesday morning. Dosh was the first transgender individual to graduate from the West Point military academy. In a series of twee...

A recent study featured in Harvard Business Review found venture capital investors often ask questions to male entrepreneurs differently than female entrepreneurs, and this ultimately impacts funding. Laura Huang, Assistant Professor at The Wharton School, explains her research into the subtle si...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Detroit riots. "Detroit" star Joseph David-Jones says we've come far, but there are still parallels between then and now.

WiTag Founder & CTO Thomas Suarez started coding at the young age of seven. Now at 18 years of age, he gives us the scoop on his app, being referred to as “smartphone laser tag.” The app developer recently pitched his idea on Apple's "Planet of the Apps." Suarez created a laser tag game for smart...

Payne Capital Management's Ryan Payne calls it a "big beat." Apple revenue hit $45.4 billion versus estimates of $44.9 billion and earnings per share of $1.67 versus analysts' expectations of $1.57.

Amazon is already threatening to take over the grocery industry, but now it's eating into the media business as well. As Amazon squares off against Hollywood, major studios need to watch out for Amazon content, says Sara Fischer of Axios. With reports of Amazon developing a new messaging app call...

Alex Heath, Senior Reporter for Business Insider, discusses the future of Snap as the lockup period expires, allowing employees and early investors to sell their stock in the company. Heath says that the immediate future of the stock could be more tied to the company's next earnings report, set f...

Kids and parents alike are caught up in the idea of robotic pets. But are they safe? IEEE Expert Kanye McGladrey briefs us on the potential risk factors of this type of technology.

Elon Musk is calling for regulation on artificial intelligence, but Ipseity Media's Cynthia Johnson says he may be the wrong person to listen to. Recently, Musk warned politicians of the dangers of artificial intelligence. But Johnson says Musk is over exaggerating.

There are three things that Lyft Chief Strategy Officer Raj Kapoor says matter in the ride-hailing industry: pricing, reliability, and experience. Here's how Lyft's experience is evolving.

In the music industry, 1% of artists make 77% of total recorded music income. The majority of musicians make their living on live performances. David Baird, CEO of Gigmor, stops by the Cheddar studio at the Bungalow in Los Angeles to explain how this company is making it easier for indie musician...

Sarah Kessler, Future of Work reporter at Quartz breaks down the ins and outs of Slack and the "measure everything" concept, and how your boss may be able to monitor everything you do on the messaging app. Do more messages mean more work? Well, it depends on your office environment, according to ...

Helix CEO Robin Thurston discusses the method and the morality behind the company's DNA testing kits. Helix hopes that the more genetic data is unlocked, the more people will be able to make informed decisions about their lifestyles and health, including choices about their fitness and nutrition....

Bareburger launched the Impossible Burger at its Laguardia Place location last spring to rave reviews and strong sales. After such positive a reception, the burger chain is adding the Impossible Burger to the menus at five more locations. Euripides Pelekanos, CEO of Bareburger, says eventually he...

Raise your glass! Volcan De Mi Tierra President and CEO Trent Fraser breaks down his process for creating tequila that stands out among the rest. Fraser discusses the company's partnership with the Gallardo family in creating the Mexican-made beverage and the charm behind a distillery at the base...

Backchannel's Steven Levy broke the story on Google's emerging efforts to market Glass as an enterprise tool, rather than a consumer wearable. One surprising use case? A Google Glass app for doctors and scribes.

While it took some time to get 4:44 off the ground, Billboard Media Group President John Amato says that JAY-Z is not a failure. Plus, Amato discusses why exclusive deals don't always work in an artist's favor. He also explains how Taylor Swift benefits by jumping back on Spotify and other stream...

It may be at the top of the political agenda, but are Senators now actually breathing a collective sigh of relief that the healthcare vote didn't happen? Red Alert Politics' Ryan Girdusky and The Young Turks’ Emma Vigeland discuss.

Rooster Teeth host Ashley Jenkins gives the inside scoop on the return of Atari’s nostalgic gaming system that will bring out the kid in us all.

News of Chipotle’s latest crisis is spreading faster than Neurovirus. As a result, the stock is taking a hit. But Maxim Group's Stephen Anderson says queso could keep the stock from going under.

Despite Amazon's tremendous growth, 24/7 Wall St.'s Douglas McIntyre says Walmart still has a competitive retail edge.

Rumors spreading that Apple is creating a new tier of luxury phones, which could drive the iPhone 8's price above $1,200. Is it worth breaking the bank? Business Insider's Steve Kovach has the answer.