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The Benham brothers, whose HGTV show was cancelled last May due to their belief in traditional marriage, recently shared how they are able to stand firm in even the toughest of situations.

As shoppers mob stores and online sites to finish their holiday shopping this month, they will find no shortage of books for sale by technology executives from companies big and small. Indeed, 2014 was a year when a number of tech company leaders, some well-known and a few who are not, felt compelled to share their philosophies of management, business savvy, and a lot more in hardbound, glossily packaged books.

It did not get a lot of media attention last month, but Napster co-founder and Facebook's first president Sean Parker took a major step towards building his new company - Brigade Media - that hopes to transform voter engagement at the state and federal level. Parker joins a growing list of technology leaders and billionaires who have formed for-profit and non-profit ventures over the past two years seeking to capitalize on the interest of political and advocacy campaigns in using new technologies to further their cause.

MongoDB held their fifth annual "DB Days" event in San Francisco earlier this month, featuring presentations from some of their bigger name partners and customers such as eBay, Teradata, and Rackspace, but they also provided further evidence that they are poised to take full advantage of the big data revolution.

PayPal and Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel spoke to attendees at the first Post Seed 2014 Conference in San Francisco on Tuesday and told the gathering that he did not view the currently hot technology startup market as a tech bubble. "We are nowhere near the 1999/2000 insanity," said Thiel, referring to the infamous "dot com" collapse when many new technology firms failed to survive.

Disney Studio head and Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull appeared at the Strategic Execution 2014 Conference in Santa Clara, California on Tuesday to share his highly successful management philosophy and memories of a lengthy partnership with Apple's Steve Jobs that dramatically reshaped how animated films are made today.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff kicked off this week's huge Dreamforce conference in San Francisco today by publicly chatting one-on-one with a top executive from bitter rival Microsoft, something he thought would never happen.

Jason and David Benham, whose HGTV show was cancelled due to their Christian beliefs, recently spoke at Liberty University and encouraged students to hold fast to their faith despite opposition from the world.

Hobby Lobby owner Steve Green recently encouraged Christians to stand up for their religious beliefs as the struggle for religious freedom in America rages on.

The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation recently announced it will give $50 million to help fight the deadly Ebola virus that has killed 2, 2000 people in Western Africa.

Dallas, TX - Rapid growth in the U.S.A., bold new moves into South Korea and China, and the first written history of the unique, ground-breaking organization, highlights the 30th year celebration of business trend setter Marketplace Chaplains, the largest and original American workplace chaplaincy organization.

The family that owns the Hobby Lobby chain is planning to build a Bible museum in Washington, D.C. which will include ancient Biblical artifacts that are worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

In an interview with Rolling Stone Magazine, internet mogul Bill Gates says it makes sense to believe in God, as there is no scientific way to explain the mystery and beauty of the world.

Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, made a bold statement at the Davos World Economic Forum in his latest newsletter on Tuesday.

Just 10 days after Walter Wang purchased the company from his father, who was the wealthiest men in Taiwan then, he was diagnosed with Phase IV nasopharyngeal cancer and that he had at most a year to live unless he begins chemotherapy treatment...

Christian entrepreneur Cher Wang, chairwoman of Taiwan-based smartphone maker HTC, was attending the 2013 APEC Women's Entrepreneurship Summit (WES) and was interviewed by Mainland's media. She re-emphasized on the strength of innovation for contributing to society. She also looked forward to the eternal life in heaven and expressed that it would be a beautiful place to rest.

The head of the world's largest plastic pipe manufacturer was recently interviewed on his viewpoints toward work, money, family, faith and values.

Cher Wang is known for her image as a tough and capable female entrepreneur, on the other hand her experience as a Christian and how she incorporates her religion into daily life and career has been a hot topic. Her husband, Wen-Chi Chen, President and CEO of VIA Technologies, Inc, Director of HTC, was originally hastened by Cher to attend church and learn about Christianity and eventually became a Christian.