Brands are stuck paying for declining audiences for sports. They need to figure out a way into games like 'Fortnite.'

Mike Shields | Contributor and former BI advertising editor Mike Shields argues that the publicity "Fortnite's" black-hole spectacle brings is perfect for advertisers.

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Netflix's price hikes hurt growth in the US, and its pricing power will face an even greater test as new rivals launch

Ashley Rodriguez | Netflix's recent struggles in the US has Wall Street questioning how much the service can grow domestically, and the limits to its pricing power.

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Bank of America's CEO says that it's saved $2 billion per year by ignoring Amazon and Microsoft and building its own cloud instead

Alex Morrell,Dan DeFrancesco | Brian Moynihan, Bank of America's CEO, highlighted the firm's decision to move to a private cloud on its third-quarter earnings call.

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Larry Ellison and insiders say that these 5 execs are on the short list to one day be the CEO of Oracle

Benjamin Pimentel | Here are five execs who could step up to be Safra Catz's co-CEO, according to insiders and Larry Ellison.

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Check out the pitch deck a 19-year-old founder used to raise $3.2 million in seed funding from legendary investors Sequoia Capital

Callum Burroughs | "Having great investors around you is a real comfort blanket and means we have the support to build out our engineering team in Dublin."

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Uber and a slew of startups are rushing to disrupt the trucking industry. Old school incumbents are meeting the challenge head on.

Rachel Premack | Tech giants said they'd disrupt the trucking industry. Instead, analysts say freight brokerage incumbents are holding their own.

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The Kabbalah Connection: Insiders say a celebrity-centered religious sect deeply influenced how Adam Neumann ran WeWork before its spectacular collapse

Becky Peterson,Meghan Morris | WeWork's Adam and Rebekah Neumann mixed business and spirituality from Kabbalah Centre, a religious organization known for high-pressure tactics.

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Merrill Lynch is shifting how it handles staff who drop out of its financial-adviser trainee program, and it highlights the industry's evolving career paths

Rebecca Ungarino | Financial-advisers-in-training there who exit the program are increasingly staying with the company in different roles instead of leaving altogether.

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Chime, one of the hottest digital banks taking on Wall Street, faced outages that could see it lose customers. It highlights how competitive digital banking has become.

Shannen Balogh,Dan DeFrancesco | Challenger bank Chime experienced an outage that locks customers out of their accounts and didn't allow them to make purchases.

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