A judge has tossed out racial discrimination claims in a lawsuit against ousted Food Network chef Paula Deen. Will it help repair her brand or is the damage already done? Lee Hawkins takes a look on Lunch Break
The Justice Department filed suit to block the merger of American Airlines' parent company, AMR and US Airways, saying the deal would hurt competition after a wave of airline consolidation in recent years. Jack Nicas joins Lunch Break.
A growing number of cancer practices are sequencing the DNA of tumors to uncover their genetic abnormalities. The aim: to pair a drug with the specific mutation fueling a patient's disease. UC San Francisco's Dr. Trever Bivona discusses.
In this second round of one-on-one mentorship, David Sacks, founder and CEO of Yammer and former COO of PayPal, works with Chute's co-founders on managing multiple brands and products. "It's a lot better to focus your energy on having one product, one brand," he says.
Matt Fisher, co-founder of real-life mobile gaming startup Gamemaster, provides a glimpse of the less glamourous side of entrepreneurship. "If you're thinking about being an entrepreneur, you've got to be willing to risk a lot and get the boot every once in a while," he says.
In a frank session, Brian Cohen of New York Angels asks Gamemaster's co-founders to demonstrate that they can scale up their startup. Can they get beyond "one-off" deals with big brands and attract angel investors? See what the Gamemaster guys have to say.
Rising military spending in China has prompted India to go on the defensive. INS Jane's defense analyst Jon Grevatt discusses the significance of Asia's growing arms race.
The owner of an illegal structure in Beijing was told he has 15 days to tear it down or prove it's legal. The WSJ's Josh Chin tells Deborah Kan what's behind the massive villa built on top of a 26-story apartment complex.
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