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When NFL fans argue about the greatest football coach of all time, New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is always high on the list—and with good reason. To keep a team playing at the level the Patriots have for so many years is an incredible feat. To do so, despite a revolving door of […]
Continue ReadingBillionaire money manager Ken Fisher’s balance sheet is nearly $2 billion lighter than it was last month, all because he joked about sex on stage at a business conference. But maybe it’s his clients and our politically correct culture that need to lighten up. Fellow billionaire investor Warren Buffett has drawn similar sexual analogies to […]
Continue ReadingFormer NBA great Michael Jordan has gone on the record with an astonishing claim that Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry isn’t a Hall of Famer yet. Jordan’s view looks like a perfect case study for generational bias in the NBA. Michael Jordan Isn’t Ready to Induct Stephen Curry Into the Hall of Fame […]
Continue ReadingThe man who created Under Armour more than two decades ago from his grandmother’s basement will soon be vacating the helm of the sports apparel company. By year-end, Kevin Plank will step down as CEO from the phenomenon he founded, making way for COO Patrik Frisk to take the top spot. Plank has been a […]
Continue ReadingAfter the beating the Dallas Cowboys gave the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday night, fans were probably wondering how things could get worse. When they woke up Monday morning, they found out. It appears that at least one fool decided to burn his Carson Wentz jersey following the loss, and – more significantly – Alshon Jeffery is […]
Continue ReadingFor most of us, life is all about one thing—fighting every day as hard as we can to make sure our loved ones are taken care of. It’s a grind; it’s a struggle. Sometimes it is just flat out unbearable. But then we turn our televisions and see guys like Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban […]
Continue ReadingIs Facebook becoming the paragon of what George Orwell feared, a centralized authority over what’s true and what isn’t? In the last year, journalists at Bloomberg, Forbes, and The Guardian have all leveled that charge. (A Bloomberg article actually supports it.) With its 2020 election policy, “Helping to Protect the 2020 Elections,” Facebook might be […]
Continue ReadingIndia’s finance minister and reserve bank governor both cautioned India against embracing cryptocurrency this week. Their reasoning? It’s what authorities in other countries are telling them. But the father of modern India, Mahatma Gandhi, would oppose India’s ban on cryptocurrencies like bitcoin if he were alive today. Here are three reasons why. 1. Gandhi Envisioned […]
Continue ReadingThe movie has not been released yet; so, no one but critics has seen it. But if we are to believe what the critics tell us, Martin Scorsese’s upcoming Netflix movie, “The Irishman,” is the best movie of all time. If we can’t rely on critics to tell us what is good and what isn’t, […]
Continue ReadingThe recent Capcom Integrated Report reveals that it wants to revive more of its dead IPs. The company’s 40-year history of making video games means that it has a wealth of options to chose from. Plus, it has plenty of genres that could appeal to a large number of gamers. 1. Dino Crisis A revival […]
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