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Justice served: a gavel rests on a wooden block in a courtroom setting

Nassar Sentenced to 60 Years

He spent most of his adult career treating the elite athletes of the US Olympic Gymnastics team, now it appears physician Larry Nassar will spend the rest of his life in prison. Nassar, who has been accused by several fo

A woman's hand holding and pointing at a controversial book titled "Tawdry Memoir

Rivera Apologizes for “Tawdry” Memoir

There’s getting out ahead of a story, and then there’s creating a negative narrative that might not otherwise exist. Longtime TV newsman Geraldo Rivera was on Twitter recently, apologizing for a book that’s been out for

A stormtrooper aiming a blaster in a chaotic Star Wars Battlefront scene

Star Wars Battlefront Enrages Gamers

It was supposed to be the re-emergence of one of the most popular video game franchises in recent memory. The Star Wars Battlefront series delighted and engaged a generation of gamers. The latest installment, though, se

Under Armour logo prominently displayed on athletic apparel, symbolizing market challenges

Under Armour Still Struggling to Hold Its Own

After a “come from nowhere” popularity surge, athletic wear brand Under Armour is struggling to maintain market share. Quarterly sales fell again, and they fell even worse than expected. Never a good look. This news caus

Legoland New York amusement park: colorful rides and attractions await visitors

Legoland Hoping to Build Business in the Empire State

When families think of theme park vacations, brands that tend to come to mind include Disney, Seaworld, Universal, and Six Flags. The folks at Legoland hope to <a href=" https://ronntorossian.com/vw-crisis-pr\&q

Dow Jones Industrial Average ticker board displays stock market trends

Is GE Getting Booted Out of the DOW?

General Electric is not having a good year. The company has been down of late, with stocks falling and earnings reports landing even lower than many people expected. By the numbers GE has dropped more than 30 percent, ma

A Holden Commodore final edition on Australia's last car production line

Australia Stops Making Cars

The automotive manufacturing industry Down Under is done. At least for now, Australia is finished with making cars at home. General Motors finished the last vehicle about a week ago at its Holden facility, ending what ha

Barrels of American wine aging in a cellar, awaiting an uncertain economy

American Wine Industry Faces Major Challenge

The tragic wildfires in the Pacific Northwest have continued to move south, and now they are ravaging America’s most beloved wine country, Napa Valley. That means the American wine industry is struggling to find a way t

General Electric: Executives in suits walk on water, without special financial privileges

GE making waves by removing executive perks

Usually, when a brand’s top executives are in the news related to executive perks, the average reader will not be inclined to be happy about the direction of that story. This is not the case with General Electric, howeve

Bowe Bergdahl in army uniform, facing consequences for desertion

Bergdahl expected to offer “guilty” plea

Recently, the Associated Press announced that Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl plans to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. This may seem like the right move for Bergdahl, who may well be the most universa