Innovation

Gary Cohen, the CEO of golf startup EZLinks, says he’s focused on making tee-time bookings more efficient for golfers.

Starbucks promoted long-time executive Troy Alstead to the newly-created position of chief operating officer where he will oversee a majority of the company's daily operations.

EXCLUSIVE: Disney's Iger says Infinity, the video-game-action-figure hybrid that the company is hoping will help revive its interactive unit, will launch on Aug. 18.

Forget the NSA – it’s Google you should be worried about.

It’s time to dispel the myths, expose the fads, and provide some common sense, no-BS answers to the 10 most controversial leadership questions of the day

As titans of tech and media descended on Sun Valley for the annual Allen and Company conference, business leaders played down the significance of the ongoing market meltdown in China.

Abiding by a certain code of social conduct can carry a wealth of benefits for corporations and their bottom lines, leaving those who choose to ignore it at a disadvantage.

At the first AOL MAKERS Women’s Conference in February, more than 500 women and men -- including Sheryl Sandberg, former Rep. 'Gabby' Giffords and comedian Chelsea Handler -- celebrated women groundbreakers. AOL's Maureen Sullivan recaps the event and shares what makes up the 'Women Who Make America.'

Transforming grief into drive to transform the medical world. MedImmune head Bahija Jallal leads the push to bring a new kind of science to biotech heavyweight AstraZeneca.

Chris Versace speaks with Skyworks Chairman and CEO David Aldrich to discuss navigating the mobile landscape.

Twelve months and one incredibly-rocky IPO later, it’s clear Mark Zuckerberg’s social network failed to come close to unrealistic expectations.

Entrepreneurs need to capitalize on opportunities that exist outside of Silicon Valley, startup investor Steve Case said in an interview on FBN's Risk & Reward.

In an interview with FBN, Israel's PM discussed the newly-signed Israel-California business pact, saying it will produce “unimaginable fruits of innovation.”

Opinion: It’s time to pull out all the stops and incentivize drug companies to get to work killing resistant bacteria, before they kill us.

The National Football League, in partnership with Under Armour and General Electric, awarded three innovators who created technologies designed to combat head injuries.