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The troubled retailer’s annual meeting on Thursday provided some clues about its future…not to mention some real contrasts with its past

While recognition for the impact of K-pop in the U.S. by a major media brand is welcome, the inclusion of the VMAs' new "Best K-pop" category is long overdue and underwhelming in 2019.

Why does an under the radar cross-border marketplace sponsor the Los Angeles Lakers, boxing and do advertising when an NBA superstar decides to leave the city of Toronto?

Unless your sunscreen is in powder form, it likely has an oil in it. Here is the best oil-free sun protection.

From brow pencils to powders to perfectors, the best products to get your brow routine on point.

Since the death of iconic vocalist Chris Cornell, the remaining Soundgarden trio have been focused on other musical endeavors, yet they've still remained loyal to the band's legacy through reissues, press interviews, and possibly a new Soundgarden album

Analyst Anshel Sag gives his take on the announcement that Apple will buy Intel's 5G smartphone assets.

Fox News' Chris Wallace makes history for his tough interview of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Amazon fell short of Wall Street estimates on profit as operating expenses increased.

In 2016, Trump lost the national vote by 2.868 million votes -- and received a 4.27 million vote drubbing in California. Even if Trump were to experience a Lazarus-like California renaissance next year, where does he find the additional votes needed to win a national popularity contest?

SpaceX has successfully launched its 18th cargo Dragon mission to the International Space Station (ISS) carrying a new docking adapter that will enable future commercial crew vehicles to dock to the station.

Collectively, we are not on track to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement and the price of failure is high. We need an approach that can ignite real action and hold signatories to the Paris Agreement accountable.

Italy's Puglia region is known for gently rolling hills dotted with olive trees, apricot colored stone farmhouses and cone shaped stone houses called Trulli. It's now also the place for three chic, just opened hotels.

The e-commerce giant has been investing heavily in one-day shipping.

You don't have to go into debt to buy a timepiece with a high-quality automatic movement as today these types of watches are now readily available at more affordable prices

A decade ago, I rarely thought about customer service. Then I moved from Manhattan to the Hudson Valley, and it was impossible not to think about it.

Saudi Aramco plans to hold an investor relations call next month, a curious step for a private company with a single shareholder.

The last place Charles Leazott expected to see his fake presidential seal was on a screen with President Donald Trump smiling in front of it Tuesday.

A new report suggests that disabled characters are woefully underrepresented onscreen. Thankfully, there have recently been disabled characters introduced on Peppa Pig and Puppy Dog Pals which have been garnering attention for their positive and matter-of-fact portrayals of disability.

The network some believed wouldn't cover Mueller at all actually had the largest overall audience.

Sure, you’ve probably had wine and cheese before, but how about wine and Cheez-Its?

Sixense, which is focused on VR training and simulation, has hired Joel Breton away from HTC to head its enterprise content shop.

According to Dentsu Aegis Network’s new global survey of 1,000 CMOs and senior-level marketers called “Make Change Real: CMO Survey 2019,” conducted by Kadence International, there are significant gaps between the percentage of things CMOs believe are important—creativity, data, CX, CRM, content...

The East Hampton estate was built and owned by James H. Evans, former chairman and CEO of Union Pacific.

Some form of digital trust technology, like blockchain-type applications, will ultimately become ubiquitous. Make sure your small business is ready for its close encounter of the first kind.