Imagine a spelling bee where the contestant is asked to spell the South American country Colombia and he or she spells "C-O-L-U-M-B-I-A." If you're not Colombian, it may seem like just a harmless mistake from a middle schooler. Now imagine a top executive at a major company or an A-list celebrity or professional athlete with millions of followers on social media who tweets about Colombia with a "u." How do Colombian affiliates, investors, Latino audience or fan base feel about that?
Oculus maintains its innocence Oculus VR is embroiled in some controversy after the accusation of ZeniMax that Oculus Stole the VR Technology from Fallout and Elder Scrolls, ZeniMax's parent company.
Apple has seen the most trading recently As the share of Apple stock continues to gain value, RBC Capital Markets has been signaled to again raise the price target on the iPhone maker for the second time in the same number of weeks.
Microsoft is trying to develop a corporate strategy for gaming Rumors surrounding the probability that Microsoft will allow an Xbox spinoff have been going on for years.
This could be the first time a major bank gets punished U. S. Attorney General Eric Holder warned big banks that they are not immune from potential criminal charges and other suits, saying in a video that no company is "too big to jail.
Your drink might taste different now The two biggest players in the soft drinks industry are being shoved into the spotlight with the news that their beverages contain the controversial ingredient brominated vegetable oil (BVO).
The two companies have teamed up to make shopping via social media easier Twitter and Amazon are teaming up to provide something called Now Commerce, where shopping and social media are brought closer to consumers.
Target CEO and chairman Gregg Steinhafel announced his resignation from the company Monday effective immediately, marking the latest and most prolific casualty stemming from last year's data breach.
The HIPGive contest, which merges technology and traditional philanthropy, is one of the biggest endeavors launched by the Latino charity juggernaut Hispanics in Philanthropy. The organization is widely recognized for growing a robust network of leaders, givers and members, all with an agenda that includes empowering and advocating for Latinos over a 30-year history of giving. Headed by HIP President Diana Campoamor, HIP has raised $45 million to fund emerging Latino and Latin American nonprofits and has found more than 170 benefactors to match funds, boosting HIP's impact.
Target announced Monday that the company's CEO has resigned. The chairman and chief executive of Target resigned Monday following steps taken by the major corporation to rebound from last year's massive data breach that exposed costumer information.
Once merger is complete with Time Warner, Comcast wants to make X1 available. Comcast is aiming to deliver its advanced X1 cable service to New York and Los Angeles in an attempt to build a strong presence on the East and West coasts.
The HTC One (M8) mini won't be released until later this year, but already, much like its larger, regular version the M8, the rumor mill is in full swing.
Data can be unreliable or incomplete when it comes to China The World Bank reported that China may surpass the U. S. as having the largest economy in the world this year, estimates a new report by the World Bank's International Comparison Program.
Buffet's investing approach is widely renowned Warren Buffett, a well-known and respected investment guru and billionaire, also called the "Oracle of Omaha," spoke for hours to approximately 40,000 shareholders of his company during the recent Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting held at the CenturyLink Center, in Omaha, Nebraska.
