Fitbit just listed on the New York Stock Exchange and demand was hot. The fitness wearable's stock surged more than 50% when trading started Thursday morning at $30.40 a share. In a phone interview this morning, Fitbit CEO and cofounder James Park touched on the fitness tracking company's financial discipline as well as how it plans to stay competitive.
The lengths the Tampa Bay Buccaneers want to go to ensure Jameis Winston's success have reached the virtual. "It might be good for Jameis," offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter said. "He is a film junkie. We have looked into that."
Holy cow. My feet are planted firmly beneath me, but somehow I'm stepping into and through a map on the wall, when a blast of warm air ruffles my blouse. Now I'm on a sandy beach in Hawaii. A spray of clean ocean air mists my face. But before I can reach out and touch the fanned leaves of a sun-kissed palm tree, the ground beneath my feet shakes, and I've been sucked through a wormhole. Seconds later, I find myself in the swank lobby bar of a Marriott hotel. This is advertising on steroids. Marriot calls this a "4-D" experience, and its one of the latest innovations in virtual reality.