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Forget trekking to a stadium concession line. Three start-ups have created mobile apps that let you order food and beverages right from your seat. Is America not a great country?
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce research revealed the least-friendly states for start-ups. The report examined strategies, vital for job growth. Where does your state fall?
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California local governments have the legal authority to ban storefront pot shops within their borders, the state's highest court ruled on Monday. What happens now?
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High frequency trading has become such a hot topic, it's now the subject of a new movie called "Ghost Exchange," with Camilla Sullivan, director of the film.
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Muse Founder & CEO Kathryn Minshew delivers her 60 second Power Pitch to CNBC host Brian Sullivan; Dan Rosensweig Chegg President & CEO, and Julia Boorstin CNBC Media & Entertainment Reporter.
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In the nonprofit world, crowdfunding is becoming an effective tool for raising donations, especially among younger do-gooers. Philanthropic millennials?
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Can the ability to be an entrepreneur or an economic disrupter be taught? Ronald Perelman is betting that it can with a $100 million pledge to the Columbia Business School.
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Maryland and Colorado are among the states supportive of innovation, according to a report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Ronald Perelman, MacAndrews & Forbes chairman & CEO; Glenn Hubbard, Columbia Business School dean; and CNBC's Robert Frank discuss whether higher taxes will solve the nation's fiscal problems and weigh in on limiting the size of banks.
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In the third part of an exclusive CNBC interview, Ronald Perelman, MacAndrews & Forbes chairman & CEO, shares his views on dealmaking, political leadership, and tax reform, with Glenn Hubbard, Columbia Business School dean; and CNBC's Robert Frank.
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In the second part of an exclusive CNBC interview, Ronald Perelman, MacAndrews & Forbes chairman & CEO, discusses how the lack of demand by consumers is disrupting business growth, with Glenn Hubbard, Columbia Business School dean; and CNBC's Robert Frank
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In a wide-ranging interview, Ronald Perelman, MacAndrews & Forbes chairman & CEO; discusses his generous gift to the Center For Business Innovation, with Glenn Hubbard, Columbia Business School dean; and CNBC's Robert Frank.
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Doug Cutting, Cloudera chief architect; and Mike Olson, Cloudera CEO, explain how the software that powers big data could unlock billions of dollars in productivity.
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Jay Bregman, Hailo CEO, explains how his company got the green light which allows riders to legally hail a cab with a smartphone app.
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TiqIQ tries to take the headache out of your ticket search this summer.
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California entrepreneurs are working to stop the state from presenting businesses with retroactive tax bills, totaling millions. Fair game or chilling message to entrepreneurs?
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Some businesses have reopened, but many others remain closed. Slow cleanup and lack of connectivity are among the roadblocks. An update from the Jersey Shore to lower Manhattan.
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Thomas Donohue, U.S. Chamber of Commerce president & CEO, discusses this year's agenda at the small business summit, including celebrating innovation; learning from experts; and informing Congress about the biggest concerns among the business community.
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Are Traasdahl, CEO of Tapad, explains how his company helps businesses monetize mobile technology through cross-device advertising.
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Joe Lonsdale, Formation 8 partner, discusses how new technology is transforming every major industry in the public and private sectors.
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The idea of food being "the next big thing" is enticing a wide group of venture capitalists in Silicon Valley into making big bets on food, The New York Times Reports.
