Apple New iPhone Leak Reveals Tim Cook's Risky GambleForbes - Ewan SpenceApple may have settled with Qualcomm, but Tim Cook and his team appear to be working to gain some leverage in the battle to get 5G on the iPhone. The latest leaked details on Apple’s 5G plans for the have
MIT MIT Sloan School of Management Partners With Ruderman Family Foundation For Leadership ProgramForbes - Sarah KimMIT Sloan School of Management and the Ruderman Family Foundation’s Link20 partnered up to create the first annual Lead20@MIT Leadership in the Digital Age certificate program. This week-long program equip
Samsung Samsung's Mature Galaxy Fold Delay Vs Apple's Embarrassing MacBook Pro ProblemsForbes - Ewan SpenceSamsung has announced that the release of the Galaxy Fold has been delayed. Given the intense negativity surrounding the bendable smartphone following reviewers’ bad experiences, this is not only a sensible
Samsung Galaxy Fold Galaxy Fold Launch Delay Underscores Infancy Of Flexible Displays And Samsung's Target MarketForbes - Dave AltavillaSamsung stepped out today with an official launch delay announcement of the new Galaxy Fold. The 7.3-inch foldable, tablet hybridAndroid device, with its beautiful Dynamic OLED display, showcases great
Tesla Tesla Bets Farm On Neural Network Based Autonomy With Impressive PresentationForbes - Brad TempletonTesla today held an “Autonomy Investor Day” at their HQ in Palo Alto, CA. There, Tesla outlined some of their plans for advanced driver assist and eventual autonomy in Tesla cars. The presentation was
WWE WWE Changes Viking Experience Name Again Amidst Fan BacklashForbes - Brian MaziqueWrestling fans didn’t care much for the name change that turned The War Raiders to the Viking Experience, so it appears WWE is trying to meet consumers halfway with yet another name change for the promising
Uniworld Debuts Sixth Supership, the S. S. Bon VoyageForbes - Debbi KickhamSeeking one of the world’s most special adventures? Now there’s a new way to add even more flair to your Bon Voyage, and to make your “good trip” even better. That is, by actually sailing on the S. S Voyage.
Oceans Ocean Outbreak by Drew Harvell - The Tales Of Marine Diseases Plaguing Our World's OceansForbes - Priya ShuklaAmong the many downstream impacts of climate change in the ocean – warming, acidification, deoxygenation - diseases are rarely considered. While diseases are a common biological occurrence, climate change
Theo Epstein Could Tyler Chatwood Pitch Well Enough For The Cubs To Consider Trading Him This Summer?Forbes - Phil RogersRoll the calendar back a year and there would have been high-fives in Theo Epstein’s suite at Wrigley Field on Sunday. Instead there had to be a little relief and quietly renewed hope that Chatwood has
A Case Study In Innovation: How Convene Reinvented The Commercial Real Estate IndustryForbes - Robert ReissI recently interviewed Ryan Simonetti co-founder and CEO of Convene. What I loved about the Convene model is that it displays the core element to transformation – taking one industry model and transplanting
Bear Grylls Earth Day Q&A With Bear GryllsForbes - Tony BradleyI’ve been a fan of nature and nature shows since I was a child watching Jacques Cousteau specials and Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom documentaries. As an adult—and as a parent of seven kids—I still have
Machine Learning AI In The Enterprise: Creating Incremental Value That's Adding Up FastForbes - Workday ContributorArtificial intelligence (AI), especially machine learning, promises to transform the enterprise as we know it. But just how close is AI to widespread adoption? At Workday Rising Europe, I had the privilege
Business Development The Building Blocks of Corporate Innovation : Part 2Forbes - Scott LenetPart 2 of 3: Building internally vs. external partnering In Predicting the Turn, Dave Knox describes the “emerging disconnect between the world’s largest spenders on Research & Development (R&D) and those
Aging Can University Retirement Communities Reverse Aging?Forbes - Andrew CarleThe U.S. population continues aging towards a “Silver Tsunami,” with the first of nearly 80 million Boomers now entering their early 70s, and nearly 10,000 of their subsequent cohort turning 65 each day.
RS Keep Riding The RailsForbes - Tom AsprayThe Industrials Sector (XLI) was the best performer last week, gaining 2.7% in the midst of an otherwise-tired market. It is getting very close to resistance in the $79-area that goes back to the 2018
University of Florida An Interview With Kelly Hyman: From Actor To Attorney With TactForbes - Warren BobrowI am fascinated by women who have the determination and ambition to succeed in traditionally male dominated fields. Kelly Hyman is the exemplification of entrepreneurship through perseverance using her
Johnson & Johnson How Did Johnson & Johnson Fare In Q1?Forbes - Trefis TeamJohnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) recently reported its Q1 earnings, which were slightly above our estimates. This note details the company’s performance in Q1, and Trefis’ forecasts for the full year 2019.
50 Years of MT SobekForbes - Everett PotterMT Sobek, one of the pioneers of adventure travel, turns 50 this year. It all started back in 1969, when Allen Steck, Leo Le Bon, and Barry Bishop founded Mountain Travel, which many people regard as first
Play buttonRecycling New Foundation Raising Funds To Keep Glass Bottles Out Of LandfillsForbes - Jeff KartGlass has value. It doesn’t belong in landfills. If residents want to recycle glass in their community, they should let their local officials know. That’s the message of the Glass Recycling Foundation,
Medicare Ending Drug Rebates Will Not Reduce Drug PricesForbes - Ike BrannonThere are many reasons why drug prices are so high, beginning with the fact that it costs a lot of money to develop new drugs and test them for safety and efficacy. Neither of these can be easily remedied
Vacuums A Sound Investment: The McIntosh MTI100 Integrated TurntableForbes - Michael SolomonThe new McIntosh MTI100 integrated turntable is like a Swiss Army knife for vinyl-loving audiophiles. The familiar-looking black lacquer device plays 33 1/3 and 45 rpm records on a 7-pound platter and
Autonomous Vehicle Teaching An Autonomous Car To Perceive Like A HumanForbes - Jennifer Kite-PowellOn April 2, 2019, Ford’s Chief Technology Officer, Ken Washington told Kara Swisher on Recode Decode with Kara Swisher that by 2021, we would begin to see cars with no one in the driver’s seat. Today,
Liqueurs A Few Bloody Good Sloe GinsForbes - Michael SolomonFor those who appreciate the sweeter side of gin, take it sloe. A beloved winter liqueur in the U.K., sloe gin is made with sloe berries—cousins of the plum—that are steeped in gin along with sugar. The
National Science Foundation Awards Litterati Grant to Advance its AI for a Cleaner PlanetForbes - Sandra Ponce de LeonOn Earth Day, 2019, the National Science Foundation has awarded Litterati a second grant in the amount of $750,000 to advance its machine learning and further its mission to create a litter-free world
The Temptations Director Des McAnuff On Bringing The Astonishing Temptations Story To BroadwayForbes - Jeryl BrunnerMusic always played a pivotal role in Des McAnuff’s life, especially the sounds of Motown. As a teenager growing up in Scarborough, a Toronto suburb, McAnuff’s R and B band Sound Explosion played Temptations
Philip Morris Philip Morris' Earnings Drop Despite Growth In Top Line In Q1 2019; Year Outlook Revised DownwardForbes - Trefis TeamPhilip Morris International (NYSE: PM), manufacturer of cigarettes and other nicotine containing products including reduced-risk products, released its Q1 2019 financial results on April 18, 2019, followed
Gratitude Nice People Finish First - How Being Kind Is A Recipe For Success In BusinessForbes - H.V. MacArthurYou see it more and more–people at all levels cursing in professional settings to demonstrate their “authenticity.” Speaking as someone who has been known to use some colorful language, I can tell you
