Superbowl fails to create global brand
The word "billion" is thrown around a lot come Super Bowl time, but much like the big game, the potential audience and ad revenues don't always live up to expectations.
It's not just winners of TV show "The Apprentice" who can benefit from the guidance of a mentor. Learning from someone with more professional experience than you can give you access their accumulated wisdom, and allow you to learn from their mistakes.
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Federal prosecutors say four men hacked the computer systems of online ticket vendors and bought up 1.5 million tickets to prime concerts, sporting events and live performances in an elaborate scheme that netted them more than $25 million.
Both sides in a pilots strike against Lufthansa agree to suspend the standoff -- which has canceled hundreds of flights -- at midnight (6 p.m. Monday ET).
Take a glimpse of the near future. Electric vehicles and other types of eco-friendly cars are taking center stage at the 41st Tokyo Motor Show, which runs through November 4.
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President Obama on Thursday called on business leaders from the private sector to generate ideas that will "accelerate job creation" and stimulate investment in the United States.
The past 12 months have been a banner year for cyber crime. And that could be bad news for the future of e-commerce.
Fashion house Gianni Versace will cut 25 percent of its global workforce by the middle of next year as part of cost-saving measures, a spokeswoman told CNN on Wednesday.
Police in China shut down what officials think was the largest training Web site for computer hackers, local media said.
With fears over job security and widespread pay freezes, recession can prompt some people to think about starting their own business. And despite the common perception, for the right start up, it could be the perfect time to go it alone.
For most of the past week, when someone typed "Michelle Obama" in the popular search engine Google, one of the first images that came up was a picture of the American first lady altered to resemble a monkey.
International stock markets tumbled Friday over concerns about the debt crisis in several European nations.
British Airways and the union representing its cabin crew were going into a second day of talks Thursday to try to avert a major planned strike over the holidays.
Despite the tough economy, the haunted house business is good.