Matthew V. Libassi
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This is the rarest, most valuable US bills collection on the planet
An inside look at the most valuable U.S. print money collection ever assembled. → Read More
America loves to drink and Pernod Ricard is sipping up the profits
According to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS), supplier sales in the U.S. rose 4%, or $1 billion, in 2017 to a whopping $26.2 billion for the spirits industry. → Read More
American International Toy Fair 2018: Small startups make big splash
Small startups are making a name for themselves -- and their products -- at the American International Toy Fair. → Read More
Superstorm Sandy, 5 years later: How one restaurant helped revive a community
“The art of cooking, the creation, the baking, it’s an incredible thing,” says Claudette Flatow, owner of Cuisine by Claudette, tells FOX Business. → Read More
Down syndrome entrepreneur builds success out of socks, shatters stereotypes
John Cronin’s message is simple, “socks, socks and more socks”, but the 21-year-old entrepreneur with Down syndrome and founder of John’s Crazy Socks’ mission is much more powerful; smashing stereotypes of what people with a disability can achieve. → Read More
Can Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch save General Mills? The new CEO thinks so
As more and more Americans opt for healthier, fresher options at the grocery store, can big packaged food companies -- like 150-year-old General Mills -- survive the shift? → Read More
Google's diversity memo: Inclusion is key says Accenture CEO, Julie Sweet
Accenture (NYSE: ACN) services three quarters of Fortune 500 companies through their strategy, consulting and technology operations. → Read More
Medicaid a 'hand-up' not a 'hand-out,' National Down Syndrome Society pres. says
As Congress continues to battle over healthcare reform, the bill’s proposed cuts to Medicaid would drastically impact critical funding for Americans with disabilities. → Read More
Jermaine Jackson: 'More people involved' in Michael's death
Michael Jackson’s older brother Jermaine Jackson says he believes “more people,” other than convicted doctor Conrad Murray, are to blame for his brother’s death ahead of the 8th anniversary of the pop icon’s passing Sunday. → Read More
Exclusive: This indoor smart garden is like a 'Nespresso' for gardeners
A Vancouver-based startup, AVA Technologies Inc., announced Tuesday that it has developed the first indoor smart garden, which uses artificial intelligence to grow food. → Read More
Former Apple CEO John Sculley's Message to Tim Cook
Developers, tech experts and industry leaders are all headed to San Jose California for Apple’s (NYSE:AAPL) weeklong annual Worldwide Developers Conference. → Read More
Top wedding trends of the season
Every couple wants their wedding to be unforgettable and there are a few trends brides and grooms are jumping on to make their day one-of-a-kind. → Read More
The Hottest Toys This Summer
Schools will soon be out for summer and kids will be looking for something to do. → Read More
Home buying tips: An offer they can't refuse
The housing market took another hit today when existing home sales data for April declined more than expected, dipping 2.3% to a seasonally adjusted 5.57 million homes, according to The National Association of Realtors. → Read More
Is the rise of robots killing the American worker?
They make your clothes, cook your food, even clean your home – robots. → Read More
HBO's Bernie Madoff 'Wizard of Lies' Author Warns: "It Can Happen Again"
He’s the biggest swindler in business history — Bernard Madoff. → Read More
Move Over GMOs? Monsanto Experimenting With Gene Editing
Monsanto, the world’s largest producer of GMO seeds, is betting that a new technology called gene editing may calm consumers unease about eating modified foods. → Read More
Emotional Side of Business: Why Starting Isn't the Hard Part
“We kind of just went all in,” says Justin Matt Sapolsky co-owner of Matt and Marie’s Modern Italian Sandwich Restaurants in Philadelphia. → Read More
The $500,000 Trend Spinning the Toy Industry Upside Down
You’ve seen them on the streets, on your commute and in your office; fidget spinners. → Read More
Small Business Week: How to Make the Tough Decisions
Sleepless nights, hiring, firing; running a business is tough. → Read More