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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Just over a month after the controversial NBA star posted a Twitter link to a documentary containing antisemitic tropes, Nike has officially dropped Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving as a brand ambassador. Mike Stobe | Getty Images The athleticwear giant confirmed the move in a terse message to CNN : "Kyrie Irving is no longer a Nike athlete." Irving and Nike — which suspended its relationship with the athlete on November 4 — agreed to part ways, according to Irving's agent and stepmother, Shetellia Riley. Riley issued a statement saying, "We wish Nike the best in their future endeavors." In a tweet, Irving expressed his gratitude to those who have supported his work, writing, "Anyone who has even spent their hard earned money on anything I have ever released, I consider you FAMILY and we are foreve...

How Rakuten Works Formally known as Ebates, Rakuten is a cash back rewards app that earns you money when shopping with participating retailers. It’s fairly simple to use: If you’re on a website that supports Rakuten, you’ll see a pop-up appear letting you know how much cash back the stores allows, and offering a button that activates Rakuten then and there. Then, you continue to shop on the site, and anything you buy contributes to your Rakuten cash back. You’ll receive the cash back in the form of a check (no gimmicks!), but you do need to earn at least $15 before the check will be sent. Unfortunately, Rakuten’s biggest deals have come and gone following Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but there are still plenty of opportunities to take advantage of. If you’re already going to shop with these stores, why not make a little cash on the side? Not to mention, the app searches for available coupon codes to add at checkout, a feature central to another app you may have heard of ... ...

The time for New Year's resolutions is right around the corner, and for many, that means doubling down on commitments to health and fitness in an attempt to better themselves. WebWire Netflix is hoping to capitalize on the popular sentiment by announcing a new partnership with Nike that will roll out at the end of this month. Starting on December 30, the streaming giant will begin providing subscribers with Nike Training Club videos, released in two parts and totaling 30 hours worth of content. Related: What's Going on With Netflix? Everything You Need to Know About the Company's Massive Fall The first batch to roll out will include 46 videos divided among five programs, including "Two Weeks to a Stronger Core" and "Feel-Good Fitness." The collection will live under a specialized Nike area of the Netflix app but can also be accessed by simply sea...