Fitness Franchise 9Round Kicks Members Into Shape
9Round, a gym franchise, features a kickboxing-based workout of nine different circuits lasting a total of 30 minutes.
Donatos Pizza Serves Up Success By the Slice
Donatos Pizza, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, began serving customers back in 1963.
Apple’s Ad Blocking Is Smart Strategy, Not Mobile Armageddon
The media says Apple’s move to enable ad blocking in iOS 9 will destroy the mobile web, but it’s not the end of days, at least not yet.
Pope Francis, Fat Cats and So-So Seats at St. Patrick’s
Pope Francis, New York's Elite and the seat scramble at the newly restored St. Patrick's Cathedral.
From Heartbreak to Success, an Entrepreneur’s Success Story
Restoration 1 specializes in fire, smoke and water damage restorations of commercial, residential and other structures or buildings.
HP is Not a Turnaround – It’s a Bloodbath
The layoff count under CEO Meg Whitman is a staggering 85,000 with no turnaround in site. And the split into two HPs won’t fix a thing.
Apps Will Rock the TV Experience
Apps have profoundly changed the way we use every device with a screen, and TVs will be no exception.
Revenge of the Ex-Spouse…Social Security Style
If you’ve gone through a divorce (or two), when you meet with your financial advisor to discuss your retirement budget, you may be surprised to learn you have more options than you realize. That’s because if you were married to each spouse for at least 10 years, you qualify for a “divorced spouse” benefit.
Being Handy Really Matters for this Home Repair Provider
Handyman Matters, which started doing business in 1998, provides home repair and home improvement services.
Tech Is Smart, But We Need to Be Smarter
The smarter technology becomes, the smarter we need to become – not so much to know how and when to use it, but to know how and when not to use it.
Baby Boomer Social Security Shocker
Two popular methods of claiming Social Security benefits, "File-and-Suspend" and "File-and-Restrict," are disappearing thanks to the budget deal worked out between Congress and the White House.
BBQ Cleaning Biz Gets Your Grill Ready to Go
Founded in 2011, Bar-B-Clean's main focus is on deep-cleaning personal grills and smokers.
Is Theranos $9 Billion Worth of Hype?
A front-page WSJ expose casts serious doubt on the efficacy and accuracy of Theranos’ purportedly disruptive blood testing technology.
Twitter Will Soar on Moments and Periscope
After two rough post-IPO years, Twitter finally has two new products that will engage mainstream users and reinvigorate the social media company.
Wal-Mart’s $21 Billion Loss Lost on NYSE Officials
Wall Street traders are finding a new culprit to blame for Wednesday’s Wal-Mart stock price plunge: The New York Stock Exchange.
Can an App Help Prevent Heart Attacks?
Does today’s health craze actually improve anyone’s health or just make us more neurotic about it?
Hard Money Lender Prides Itself in Hiring Military Vets
Lima One Capital, a hard money lender that focuses on the real estate market, was founded by John Warren, a Marine Corps veteran.
Fuld a Big Bore After Avoiding Lehman During Student Talk
Students at the University of Colorado-Boulder business school were expecting to hear former Lehman Brothers' CEO Dick Fuld talk about his time at the firm. But Fuld chose to completely gloss over this topic.
Is Twitter the Next Myspace?
Twitter is hard to use, it’s not particularly engaging to a mass audience, and its benefit is unclear. Tough hurdles for returning CEO Jack Dorsey to overcome.
Finding The Best Cyber Deals: It's All in The Apps
Retailers are unleashing a barrage of online deals all week long, here's how to hunt for the deals that matter the most.



















