Netflix adds 8 million subscribers, grows margins in Q2
[ad_1] Netflix exceeded analyst estimates, even though Wall Street went into the call with already lofty expectations for the streamer. A paid subscriber base inching
Mars wants to target SEA for growth in snack consumption
[ad_1] Southeast Asia is hot—even barring its record-breaking extreme heatwaves this year. Average temperatures in cities like Manila and Bangkok routinely break 100 degrees Fahrenheit
Lou Dobbs, conservative TV host and pundit, dies at 78
[ad_1] Lou Dobbs, the conservative political pundit and TV host who was a nightly presence on Fox Business Network for more than a decade, has
Tinder and Bumble are tanking because they treat men badly, Grindr CEO said
[ad_1] Dating apps like Tinder and Bumble are neglecting their male users, Grindr CEO George Arison charged this week. “One of the things that strikes
Grindr CEO says you have to be ‘arrogant and crazy’ to become a founder
[ad_1] Nothing is impossible to tackle. But the sense that something might be nearly impossible is the biggest motivator one can find—if you’re crazy enough
Costco is selling a 150-meal “apocalypse bucket” that lasts 25 years
[ad_1] In a sea of economic uncertainty, Costco has long stood out as a lighthouse. In four decades, its hot-dog-and-a-drink combo has stayed glued to
Rent is dropping, but renters still pay $300 more per month than before the pandemic
[ad_1] For years, it’s felt as if rent has gotten out of control. And that’s partially true, considering median rent prices are more than 21%
An NBA bidding war in Las Vegas is creating the most expensive sports franchise in U.S. history
[ad_1] The looming bidding war for the NBA expansion team expected to be granted to Las Vegas is shaping up to be the most competitive
Southwest’s open seating strategy is backfiring, says JetBlue founder
[ad_1] Passengers are willing to shell out a bit to kick their feet up and avoid the pre-flight scramble, says JetBlue founder. David Neeleman, who
Sequoia partner shares how the VC firm looks for the next Steve Jobs
[ad_1] Nearly 50 years ago, Sequoia Capital was one of the earliest investors to take a swing on the personal-computer startup Apple, Inc. Now, the