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An IMAX Private Theatre is only a $400K spend, so what are you waiting for?

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IEX Group, Brad Katsuyama’s controversial trading platform, won stock exchange status from the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 17th.

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Summer is the high season for tourism as millions of vacationers head for beaches, historical sites and museums all over the world. Traveling is an amazing thing: an opportunity to learn new things, see new places and meet new people. However, as with most amazing things there are drawbacks. We have to leave our habitual routines and comfort zones, air travel can be stressful – particularly with children – and there’s quite a lot of crime targeting specifically tourists and foreign visitors.

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A post-Brexit survey by the Institute of Directors, the United Kingdom’s longest running organization for business leaders, found 22% of the respondents are considering moving some of their operations outside of the UK. Of those considering an operations shift, most anticipate a move to another EU country.

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The fifth in a preview from cartoonist Ted Rall’s upcoming graphic biography of Donald Trump, Trump: A Graphic Biography.

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Innovating sustainable energy solutions requires a lot more than simply embracing renewables. In the case of wind, it means developing new ways to forecast the weather and operationalize those insights.

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BMW, Intel and Mobileye have announced today that they are joining forces to create what they hope will become an industry standard platform for safe automated driving. BMW plans to integrate Intel and Mobileye technologies into BMW’s “iNext” platform, the company’s target vehicle for fully automated (driverless) cars in 2021. What sets this announcement apart is the intention to provide a standard open platform, enabling other companies to leverage engineering and expertise from this team to produce their own driverless vehicles. Intel said that this project will require 100’s of people from the company, with a spend of 100’s of millions of dollars. The big question is whether other automakers might be willing to follow the lead of a strong competitor like BMW. If so, and that’s a very big if, these three companies could become a dream team that will drive many innovations needed for fully autonomous vehicles.

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