Major Leaguers Coaching Kids? It's Possible With New App Coached
Coached, a new app for Apple iOS, connects amateur baseball players with MLB pros for one-on-one video analysis.
Millennials helping take sangria mainstream
The sangria trend
Streaming: The rebound of the music industry?
Music industry and streaming
Credit Cards: From the Strip to the Chip
With America’s credit card debt on pace to surpass $1 trillion, MasterCard (NYSE:MA) North America President Craig Vosburg is weighing in on worries over this development.
Hard soda isn't going flat
The rise of alcoholic soft drinks
Apple CEO Makes Nice With India's Prime Minister
Apple wants in on India's vast market.
Safe room sales boom
Safe room sales up
LinkedIn's $715 Billion Bet
Since the Great Recession, when thousands of people were suddenly laid off, there's been an explosion of freelance professionals.
Tesla Stock Falls On Reports Of Key Executives Leaving
Tesla Motors Inc. shares added to losses Wednesday following news reports saying that at least one executive is leaving the company.
What's Ailing Apple? Stock At Risk for Worst Streak In 25 Years
Apple shares are taking an unusual beating. Here's why....
Something Is Very Wrong With Apple's iPad
Last week, Apple reported disappointing quarterly earnings and an even more disappointing outlook.
Icahn Abandons Apple Altogether
Billionaire Carl Icahn is no longer enamored with Apple.
Polaris: Indian Picking Up Speed in Motorcycle Industry
Indian Motorcycle is growing at a faster rate than its motorcycle rivals, a welcome sign for Polaris as it seeks growth in the U.S. and beyond.
Facebook's Next Frontier: Chatbots, Live Video
Facebook Inc said on Tuesday it will begin allowing developers to build chatbots inside its Messsenger app that will enable users to communicate with businesses one-on-one in its latest efforts to dominate enterprise transactions and customer service.
Orlando Mayor On City’s Growing Tech Scene
Beneath the shadow of Orlando’s tourism, there’s another sector that is fueling the region’s economic growth. Technology has become Orlando’s second largest industry and is catching the eye of major corporations including, Apple, Lockheed Martin and Siemens.
The next wave of the Internet evolution
Evolution of the Internet
How the new 'smart suitcase' helps ease your stress when traveling
Solving your travel worries
Centene CEO: Medical data is worth more than checking accounts
Hackers target medical records
Mixing business, coffee and White House race
Mixing coffee and candidates
No Flux Capacitor Required: Nike Sneakers Get Power Laces
No flux capacitor? No problem. Nike’s newest sneakers are equipped with self-tying laces, the invention that has been the envy of 'Back to the Future' fans.


















