Video Games
Tuesday Turnaround: Oil Lawsuits, Spotify and Hertz
Let's go over some of the news from Tuesday.
E3 Wrap-up: Here's How to Make Money Off Your Kid's Video Games
If you didn't make it to the 24th Electronic Entertainment Expo 2018 a.k.a. E3 out in Los Angeles, fear not! Just watch our video. We've everything you need to know to make money off your kid's video game obsession.
Listen: Where Does Nvidia's Stock Go From Here?
The red-hot chipmaker just reported another extremely strong quarter of earnings, but also warned about a significant drop in sales to cryptocurrency miners next quarter, causing its stock to decline.
Video Games: 5 Things You Should Know
E3 is a month away. And everyone you know is playing Fortnite. That means it's time to talk video games. Here's everything you need to know. Watch!
International Women's Day: Meet Ayah Bdeir and Watch Her Take on Legos
On this International Women's Day, meet Ayah Bdeir. Born in Beirut, she is the founder & CEO of littleBits. Her company's electronic building blocks are quickly going to replace your kids' Legos and make them love learning. And that's exactly she epitomizes #AlphaRising.
CES 2018: 3 Robots That Will Make Your Life Easier
Remember the 'Jetsons'? Well, the future is here! And so are robots that can do just about anything. Watch the video to see how far they've come.
CES 2018: Everything You Missed Today
As the day wraps up at #CES2018 in Las Vegas, we have your cheat sheet of the biggest announcements in case you weren't in Sin City today.
CES 2018: 5 Things to Know (AI, 5G, Smart Cars, Future of Video, Reimagining TV)
It's the biggest tech trade show- The Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas! Expect everything from AI to self-driving cars, gaming PCs, VR headsets and much else. Watch the video for more.
Apple Revealed The Most Downloaded iPhone Apps of 2017
Apple revealed the most downloaded iPhone apps of 2017. Can you guess what they are? Did your favorite apps make the list? Watch our video to find out.
The Dumbest Thing on Wall Street: Anyone Who Says Video Gaming Is Dead
Gaming companies are soaring to new highs in spite of a changing consumer who has altered nearly every other type of discretionary spending. People -- especially young people -- are still buying gaming consoles, they're still adopting new technology and they're still opting in to expensive services. If you think gaming is dead, you're one of the dumbest on Wall Street.