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Ask anyone you want, and they will all tell you driving or riding any kind of vehicle doesn't mix at all with drinking. Yet this has never stopped c...

SUPER73, the American lifestyle adventure brand specializing in electric motorbikes, today announced its latest collaboration with JAJA Tequila, the tequila brand intended to restore tequila to its roots. The two brands teamed up to create three custom SUPER73 S2 e-bikes inspired by the rich and vibrant landscapes of Jalisco from daytime to dawn, where JAJA's premium tequila is crafted and bottled: JAJA Blanco, JAJA Reposado & JAJA Añejo. Further influencing the development and cr...

People are making astonishing sums by creating content for the internet. Forbes' list of the most successful internet creators  puts Jimmy Donaldson as

Sofokleous10.gr The Highest-Earning Creators of the Internet Content Machine (infographic)

The epic two-day celebration features live circus acts, DJs, grand prize giveaways, drink specials, authentic Mexican cuisine, and more

The Chainsmokers, who consistently rank in the top five highest-paid DJs in the world, are quietly raising their third venture capital fund in as many years, On The Money has learned. 

Eatontown tequila maker Jaja Spirits is voluntarily recalling some of its bottles of Jaja Tequila Blanco, Reposado and Añejo.

First Horizon Park will host music, food and drink fest this weekend

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Electronic music duo The Chainsmokers and legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk have taken stakes in Public.com, an investing app that makes trading in the stock market more accessible. Public raised $65 million in its most recent fundraising round, saying that it aims to "change the culture of the stock market." The social-networking app encourages users to learn about stock trading from a community of investors, but it does not allow day tradi...

Tony Hawk have taken stakes in Public.com, an investing app that makes trading in the stock market more accessible. Public raised $65 million in its most recent fundraising round, saying that it aims to "change the culture of the stock market." The social-networking app encourages users to learn about stock trading from a community of investors, but it does not allow day trading. Other prominent individual investors in the app include actor Will Smith and Dick Parsons, a former head of Time Wa...