Richard Gallion is an actor, writer, director, and producer who has worked in film, television and theater.  He is most widely known to have garnered roles in Transformers 4, NBC’S Chicago PD, USA’s Sirens, FOX’s APB and the Award Winning show Empire directed by Lee Daniels, featuring Taraji P. Henson

published Jun 14th 2017, 3:32 pm, by Suzanne Woolley (Bloomberg) —How tech-savvy are you? Recent volatility in popular technology stocks, including Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., Facebook Inc., Google parent Alphabet Inc., and others, is a reminder to check the tech weighting in your retirement portfolio. There’s nothing wrong with having a big slug of tech

published May 17th 2017, 10:31 am, by Suzanne Woolley (Bloomberg) —With graduation gifts, it’s the thought that counts. The cash is nice, too. Spending on graduation gifts in the U.S. is expected to reach $5.6 billion this year, according to a new survey from the National Retail Federation. That tops last

published Jan 18th 2017, 4:06 pm, by Lucas Shaw (Bloomberg) —Netflix Inc. signed up a record 7.05 million new customers in the fourth quarter, topping analysts’ estimates for domestic and international growth to cap the company’s first year as a global online TV service. The company added 5.12 million new

published Jun 7th 2016, 12:55 pm, by Leonid Bershidsky (Bloomberg View) — Greece, that hotbed of worst economic practices, has provided a perfect illustration of one of the biggest problems facing governments: In a world that’s increasingly unified by technology, the fiscal systems are still designed for 20th-century business models.

©2015 Bloomberg News NRLK9N6KLVRP (Bloomberg) — Netflix Inc., the top stock in the Standard & Poor’s 500 this year, soared to a record high after reporting 65.6 million new subscribers to its Internet TV service in the second quarter. Netflix climbed 18 percent to $115.81 at the close in New

©2015 Bloomberg News NMVGMB6JIJUZ (Bloomberg) — Netflix Inc. said its video-streaming service topped 62 million subscribers worldwide, as original shows such as “House of Cards” drew new viewers globally. The shares soared to a record high. U.S. subscribers jumped by 2.28 million in the first quarter, while international accounts rose 2.6