Topic: Television

While actor and entrepreneur Greg Grunberg, best known for his roles as police detective Matt Parkman in the award-winning series “Heroes,” he is no stranger to the world of business.    Read More

Today DreamWorks Animation unveiled a partnership to do just that, with the “if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em” strategy. It’s partnering with China’s leading media companies: China Media Capital, Shanghai Media Group and Shanghai Alliance Investment to launch a new company called “Oriental DreamWorks.”    Read More

Cable content giant Discovery reported strong viewership, advertising and distribution growth with a positive 2012 outlook.    Read More

As many as 100,000 people are expected to visit this huge outdoor farm show, kicking the tires on all the new machines the big equipment makers have to offer.    Read More

Bryce Phillips named his store Evo, short for evolution. And that's how he thinks about his business: always changing to stay relevant. His company evolved from a one-man shop selling merchandise from liquidators at the age of 12, to a full-fledged business with 120 employees.    Read More

As soon as the earnings hit the wire the stock took a dip, then recovered. Why the drop?   Read More

Beer companies aren't known for being romantic. They're aimed at men, who are, generally, well, you know. Not romantic. However, Heineken is giving romance a shot this Valentine's Day.   Read More

The Mother Nature Network is celebrating "America's Hottest Weather Forecasters," an embarrassment of riches in muscles and curves.   Read More

A generation of music lovers is getting ripped off. That's the feeling among audiophiles including Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac, who say that MP3 compression has ruined the music. In some cases, it’s ruining your ears.    Read More

Rupert Murdoch may still be struggling with News Corp.’s newspaper division as the hacking scandal racks up quite a bill, but his movie and TV studio and cable divisions are making gains. The media giant reported better than expected quarterly results Wednesday and announced that it’s taking a $87 million charge “related to the costs of the ongoing investigations initiated upon the closure of "The News of the World."   Read More