Adidas gives power to the players with NIL program for NCAA athletes
Adidas announced on Wednesday that it’s launching a NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) program for NCAA D1 athletes.
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Halo reaches for the stars
After revolutionizing the video game industry for over 20 years, the Halo franchise is trying to transcend it.
The USPS goes electric
The United States Postal Service plans to replace their Long Life Vehicles with battery electric vehicles (BEVs).
The partisan Oscars
While many of us know the Oscars air Sunday night, fewer of us seem to care.
Global content sets off race for accurate subtitles
International film and TV has become so popular on streaming services that the divisions in charge of subtitling and dubbing content can’t keep up with the output.
Snap wants you to control AR with your brain
Snap plans to give users the ability to mind control.
How NFTs can revolutionize Hollywood
NFTs could put power back into the hands of film and TV creators.
Robinhood’s new debit card invests for you
Robinhood's Cash Card is a new debit card that invests as you spend.
Stand-up comedy finds a wide audience
Stand-up comedy has skyrocketed in demand during the pandemic.
Ford to turn its cars into on-the-road offices
Ford wants to give drivers something to do as the electric and autonomous age nears.