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Online retailer Amazon plans to eventually deliver packages by drone, but they are starting at the other end of the spectrum this year with 40 Boeing 767s. Each Boeing, bearing the Amazon Prime Air logo,...
Remember last month when the recall of an exploding phone made Samsung the laughingstock of the mobile world? Well, that worm seems to have turned. First, some are reporting that the Galaxy’s top opponent in...
Tech PR Agency Pinnacle Acquired by Next 15 Next 15 is in expansion mode and just bought Pinnacle, partly to establish themselves further in America, with Pinnacle’s U.S clients making up nearly one-quarter of...
Finn Partners and the Stagwell Group: The Stagwell Group is purchasing a minority interest in Finn Partners and Stagwell’s CEO, Mark Penn, will become one of Finn’s board members. Both Firms will continue as...
5WPR CEO Ronn Torossian comments on the future of Streaming Live Events. The continued success of streaming video content has many traditional TV networks trying to figure out how to jump on the bandwagon...
Over the last four years or so, the price of Mylan’s Epipen has skyrocketed by 461 percent — the retail price is now $600 and wholesale is $300 — which most feel is outrageous...
With all the scandal in the past year, Uber seems to have tired of lawsuits and rowdy passengers getting into altercations with drivers. But more importantly, it seems to have found its solution. Why...
Sometimes we see a product and we just say WOW! This is one of those times a product is sure to revolutionize a category, which is saying something given how cluttered the wireless speaker...
Finn Partners Announce Cybersecurity Growth Leading communications firm, Finn Partners, recently took new clients onboard from the fast-growing field of cyber security. As one of the largest PR firms in the field, Finn’s client...
Cadillac is at it again. The company has spent the past few years speculating over its dismal placement in the minds of millennial luxury car drivers as a “stuffy” alternative. Increasingly, it finds itself...
