Noelle Talmon 
Founders of startups are stereotypically young (in their late 20s and early 30s). But are they more successful than seasoned entrepreneurs? A new study by the Harvard Business Review challenges the notion that youthful founders are more likely to prosper when starting companies. Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, HBR determined … Read More
The number of Canadians who own bitcoin almost doubled in one year, according to the Bank of Canada, which recently released the Bitcoin Omnibus Survey. Canada’s central bank conducted the research with the intention of identifying “the driving reasons for ownership during the sudden rise in Bitcoin prices” and to find … Read More
A new German study shows that autonomous driving cars could save billions of dollars and reduce CO2 emissions. According to the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce, autonomous driving will result in 8.3 billion euros ($9.7 billion) in savings and a CO2 reduction of 6.2 million tons, reported Tech2. … Read More
Alex James, the bassist of ‘90s Britpop band Blur, is not a fan of rock stars outliving their popularity. He’s tired of older, classic rock stars who keep touring, releasing albums, and acting like “teenagers.” During a recent interview with the Mirror, James, an award-winning cheesemaker, criticized fellow countrymen such as … Read More
Shares of Netflix plummeted this week after the internet entertainment service added fewer subscribers than it anticipated. It’s the first time in five quarters that the company misestimated its growth, reported CNBC. Shares dropped as much as 14 percent at one point on Monday. By Tuesday morning, shares were down 11 … Read More
