The Ultimate Office: Free Food, Rooftop Hammocks, and a Basketball Court

Last year, internet giant IAC bought New York-based pay-per-call advertising startup Felix. As part of the reported $30 million acquisition, IAC rented Felix a new office in Times Square—complete with a basketball court and rooftop hammocks. According to Felix CEO Brent Metz, the new headquarters has room for 250 employees, even though Felix currently has 100 on staff—suggesting there’s plenty of room for growth. Felix didn’t move into IAC’s iconic Frank Gehry designed headquarters, because of a lack of available space, according to Metz. While IAC no doubt has a cool-looking building, as you’ll see here, Felix’s new home has plenty of cool factor as well

Focusing on our future -- some changes to our product line-up

At Yahoo!, we're focused on making your daily habits more inspiring and entertaining. This means that we're constantly reviewing and iterating on our products and experiences. In some cases, it means updating our products like we've done recently with our new welcome to Yahoo!, Flickr for iPhone and iPod Touch and Yahoo! Mail.

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The making of a businessman: How Al Gore got rich

(MoneyWatch) With the $500 million sale of cable channel Current TV to Al Jazeera, co-founder and former Vice President Al Gore will personally net an estimated $70 million to $100 million. But Current's sale to a Qatari media company is only the latest step in a series of moves that lifted him from more moderate means to vast wealth.

Prospect Watch: What Makes Stars Shine?

With NBA D-League All-Star voting wrapping up on Friday, it's a good time for The Prospect Watch to take a look at what makes an All-Star and what makes a bona fide NBA Prospect