The recently hacked email of John Podesta (Hillary Clinton's campaign chair) by WikiLeaks, reveals almost 40 potential nominees that the Clinton campaign considered for the position of Vice President.

Among them are well known names like;
Bill and Melinda Gates,
   


       General Motors CEO Mary Barra


Apple CEO Tim Cook,


Michael Bloomberg,


Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz,


and Xerox CEO Ursula Burns.

.....But at the end of the day,they went with Tim Kaine

We are all aware of the horrid stories that has been trailing Samsung Note7 since its launch.
This has led to its outright ban aboard any US flight,such that anyone caught with the device risks fines and even imprisonment of up to ten years.
 But Samsung is ready to give another.....

  President Obama believes that the business of tech very well differs from the business of politics.
And he stated this with reasons during his speech at the just concluded Frontiers Conference in Pittsburgh where he alluded to the the latter as being more hard and messy. Here is the full speech:

                  
Yusira Mardini -famous for swimming the perilous seas for three hours in order to save the lives of endangered refugees from drowning, was honored at the inaugural Global Goals Awards in New York.

Imagine a centralized communication where all your team communications are in one place, An innovation that can make you spend less time in meetings, reduce back and forth email conversation and accomplish more. No need to reinvent the wheel team leader, Slack got you!

Last week, on an internal conversational thread here at TechCrunch, the staff began chatting about some of female founders who’ve made a major dent on the tech scene in 2015, and the thread quickly became a very long and involved one. The following are some of the people who popped immediately into mind. This list is in no way comprehensive, though, so please do reach out to us… Read More

The folks in Dubai seem to love their tennis courts. In 2005, the world’s highest tennis court was built atop the 1,000-foot-tall Burj al Arab Hotel. And now, the city may venture beneath the sea with the world’s first underwater tennis court.

Khloé Kardashian recently stole headlines after trimming herwaist,toning her legs and looking overall radiant and healthy. Many women havebeen demanding the beautiful blond to reveal her secret to a sexier, slimmerbody. 

You know the look-that one of haughty scorn shot your way as you load onto a plane and are compelled to do a stroll of disgrace past the five star travelers as they suck down champagne and warm nuts while you're left to strive for the last overhead space in economy class.

It looks like Ronda Rousey will get her shot at redemption in 2016.The former UFC Bantamweight Champion will reportedly get a rematch against the woman who took the title from her earlier this year on July 9, 2016 at UFC 200.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has followed a major business announcement with some big personal news. She gave birth to identical twin girls Thursday, the day after unveiling plans to hatch a new company to control Yahoo's Internet business.

Following the Republican presidential candidate's call to ban Muslims from entering the United States, his name has been taken down from a billboard advertising a golf course and luxury-housing development on the outskirts of Dubai. (the signboard before and after the removal) Developer Damac Properties Dubai Co, which is building two Trump-branded golf courses along with 104 mansions, said on Tuesday December 8, it would not comment on the "personal or political agenda" of the leading Republican candidate.

Jonathan Waghorn, co-manager of the Guinness Global Energy fund, explains why a supply/demand convergence is on the horizon.

         I wonder what this manufacturers are up to proposing a windowless plane,which will see passengers sitting in the baggage hold.totally bizarre!

Chemical giants DuPont and Dow Chemical Co agreed to merge in an all-stock deal valuing the combined company at $130 billion, with plans to eventually split into three:agriculture, specialty chemicals and materials, they said.