Hip-hop mogul Jay-Z continues to put his money behind funding social justice solutions. His latest endeavor is a partnership with an app co-founded by former Prince manager Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins ...
Rapper and media mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter has invested $3 million to help launch a mobile app aiming to improve the United States criminal justice system. Carter's company Roc Nation teamed up with ...
“It's the Instagram of recommendations,” the filmmaker and comedy guru tells THR of Vouch Vault. “You follow friends and see what they like and recommend." By Chris Gardner To fully understand why ...
Jay-Z‘s Roc Nation has thrown their support behind a new app that aims to reduce incarceration and recidivism in the criminal justice system. Promise, an app co-founded by social entrepreneur and ...
JAY-Z is no stranger to big investments, and he's just added another company to his already impressive business repertoire. Airbnb-like camping app Hipcamp announced on Thursday that it has taken $25 ...
Over the last few years or so, Diddy and Jay-Z have continually found themselves near the very top of Forbes' wealthiest acts in hip-hop list. Now, it looks like the two are combining their immense ...
If you’ve ever wished you could read Twitter DMs on your Apple Watch, you’re in luck: the latest update to the Jay app lets you both read and send direct messages right from your wrist … Direct ...
Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail Samsung app has sparked a request from the Electronic Privacy Information Centre for it to be investigated by the US Federal Trade ...
Rap star Jay-Z has done it again, with the sale of Tidal to Square for a staggering $297 million. When Jay-Z spit that lyric in the hit song, “Diamonds from Sierra Leone,” many were floored at the ...
A new app created in Oklahoma is hoping to change the way we interact with police officers. It's called Blue Jay, and it connects officers to the drivers they pull over during a traffic stop. The app ...
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