Google cofounder Sergey Brin is spending $100 million to build a giant blimp that could ferry him around the world and bring aid to remote corners of the world.
"This is a powder keg for strategic failure."
As part of mothers day celebration HFC Bank Ghana donated to the inmates of the Nsawam Female Prisons
The Trump administration is looking for ways to recalibrate its affairs back home as President Donald Trump ends his first foreign trip as a head of state.
Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook have built their empires in very different ways.
Will Arnett says that the cast of "Arrested Development" will spend "much more" time together on the screen in season 5.
The video was directed by multiple award winning video director David Nichol Sey, CEO of North Production.
There are few places as important to American business as the New York Stock Exchange.
The new president of France was told to be wary of Trump's aggressive hand-shaking tendencies.
The death rate has big implications on the paid and unpaid caregivers who take care of those living with Alzheimer's from home.
Ian Bremmer, geopolitical analyst and president of the Eurasia Group, explains why he doesn't think a Trump impeachment is likely.
At the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, also known as the "Boneyard," US military planes go to die.
Luxembourg's openly gay 'first husband' joined world leaders' spouses for a photo and it was perfect
Two years after Snapchat's billionaire CEO met Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr, the Los Angeles power couple are tying the knot and getting married.
All three major US stock indexes finished less than 0.1% from where they started the day despite a slew of US economic data coming out.
Yes, you can mess up wearing a dress shirt. We've all seen it.
Democrats are regrouping after losing the race for Montana's open House seat on Thursday.
The Yankees retained a young core instead of trading for veterans, and as a result, they'll have cap space for one of the best free agent classes in years.
The Stanford grad was rejected from Google twice before getting hired last year.
The cheapest private jet money can buy will still run you about $2 million. However, the Cirrus Vision Jet is easy to fly and even comes with a parachute.
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