People on Twitter are proposing the idea that Jeff Bezos could end world hunger instead of launching into space. But this isn't true.
Valve Corporation, developer of the software distribution platform Steam, is throwing its hat into the gaming console ring by introducing its new handheld Steam Deck. In addition to the standard D-pad, four face buttons, bumpers, and triggers found on most gaming controls, the device features
The global price of carbon is at an all-time high. April 2020 marked the first moment in history that a metric ton of carbon was traded for over $50 in Europe. Since then, the global prices of carbon have continued to rise at a record-breaking
You may have seen #SOSCuba trending, but what is really going on with our neighbors across the Straits of Florida? In short, the healthcare system has collapsed and Cuba is not equipped to handle the outbreaks of COVID-19 currently taking place. The country has also
Art is an ever evolving entity. Everyone from Da Vinci to Picasso to Kahlo must have longed for the ability to take what they saw in their minds and transfer them, not only onto canvases, but into the spacial dimension as immersive experiences. Never could
Sal Mannino is the cofounder of SB Marketing Team in West Deptford, New Jersey. They are a full-service marketing agency that aims to help their clients grow and stay ahead of the competition. With over two years experience working for a variety of advertising and
For kids who grow up in rough neighborhoods, sometimes they feel as if joining gangs are their only chances of survival. With a crime rate of 43.03 per 1,000 residents, Richmond, Virginia is considered the most dangerous city in the state. However, Norman Cottrell, founder
The #MicDropChallenge is a fantastic way to get kids connected on Spotivity. For those who think they have the skills, this tech startup wants you to submit.
CEO Betsy Ziegler says 1871 has the power to transform Chicagoland entrepreneurship with the help of hub88's growing tech resources.
Stories in Place: 886 is one of those documentaries that should be referenced when future generations look back and wonder how we as a society overcame COVID-19. In addition to perfectly encapsulating the lengths a small business went to in order to keep its doors
Ruby Perman is styling food fashion for many big name celebrities and entrepreneurs, such as Oprah Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon.
Second Chance Awareness Month aims to bring to light some of the issues ex-cons face as a result of their time in prison.
You might think that with the world facing a pandemic, the days of running a successful business by knocking on people’s doors are over. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Caleb Johnson, founder of Elevate Roofing and Construction, did the unthinkable and launched
Thomas Murray has been dealing in the reclaimed stone business for 15 years. He was first captivated by the industry from working with his father at a young age.
In honor of Women's History Month, here are seven female founders sharing wise words on overcoming hardships in the entrepreneurial world.
"Latinos have so much power. And when I say power, I don't mean power to fear. I mean power to change the world." — Raised By Latinos
Last year, when the world was on lockdown and people were gathering in the streets to protest the murders of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, we witnessed the positive change a community can bring. Sparked by the increasing power of the Black Lives Matter movement,
Last week, Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd made headlines for becoming one of the world’s rare female billionaires. With her massive stake in Bumble, she joins the likes of MacKenzie Scott, who has also been making waves for the generous donations she has made to
For most people, playing sports is just another way to have fun with friends, let off steam, or get some exercise. But for entrepreneurs, sometimes it means something more. Meet Derrick McNeil. Growing up in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, Derrick loved playing sports and even attended college
Last night, President-Elect Joe Biden outlined his strategy to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic. While his plan is ambitious, it does mean big spending for the U.S. government. His relief plan will cost $1.9 trillion dollars, which does sounds like a massive amount of money, but