Ex-Apple marketer Ron Johnson is the founder of Enjoy, a start-up that invests on people to deliver the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus to customer homes. Enjoy’s employees are challenged to deliver the iPhones in less than four hours, offering concierge service at the same time.

Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg recently spoke at UN and says there is more that can be done that's why he and Microsoft founder Bill Gates, along with Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, and U2 front man Bono rallied to eradicate poverty by bringing internet access all over the world. UN has made it a goal to achieve by 2020.

The trust that manages the $41 Billion Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation filed a lawsuit last Thursday that alleged the widespread corruption at the oil company and which was largely ignored by the auditor. This resulted to the charitable organization's loss of tens of millions of dollars.

Coca-Cola Company has plans to dispose off its nine U.S. production facilities amounting to almost $380 million to three bottling companies that help produce its drinks. This is one part of the plan to lessen the costs and streamline operations as reported by Bloomberg.

The new Chief Executive Officer of Volkswagen Matthias Müller, former head of Porsche, has assured investors and customers of thorough probe into the emission cheating scandal, which is creating tremors for the German's leading automaker.

iOS 9 is reportedly installed on more than half of total iDevices, according to Apple. The download rate for iOS 9 is expected to grow despite bugs reported by users who have installed the software.

'Masters of Sex' season 4 will continue exploring the intricate relationship of Bill and Virginia. By the way things left off between the duo, it’s palpable they have a lot to fix personally and professionally when the Showtime drama returns in 2016.

Columbus Short pleads not guilty to charges filed against him by Fenton Hyche III who the actor allegedly punched. Payment for restitution from the actor will be made in line with the case.

Retail giant H&M is looking forward to boosting its brand awareness throughout China with the opening of majority of its new establishments this year in the country regardless of the global concern over Asia's unstable economy, The Drum reported.

The global effect of climate change is devastating, prompting countries and giant companies to take action in addressing the changes in climate. On Wednesday, nine major companies are expected to take part in a global coalition of firms intent on transitioning to renewable energy. New members include Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Starbucks, Walmart, and Goldman Sachs. Couples of companies had already reached the target of 100% while others do not expect to do so for several decades but are generally setting assertive interval targets, according to The New York Times.