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Brunello Cucinelli is famous for creating the most sumptuous of cashmeres. But after 36 years in the business, the luxury Italian designer has done so much more than that. When...

She arrives at Dropbox at a time when it has 1,000 employees, having doubled in both of the past two years.

Unable to be contained by the chronological shackles of Cyber Monday, Marvel Comics is keeping its big holiday incentive going until 3AM ET on Thursday, December 4. What exactly are they offering? A discounted subscripti...

Sanho is a company that made a splash in the Apple world a few years ago when they started selling HyperJuice portable power banks for Mac laptops. The company's latest endeavor has quite a story behind it: The Pearl Com...

Jameis Winston declined to answer questions about whether he sexually assaulted a woman two years ago, but the reigning Heisman Trophy winner did read a five-page statement during his two-day student conduct hearing that...

Tim Cook and U2 just got roasted for forcing music onto customers’ iPhones, but from 2007 to 2009, Steve Jobs’ Apple was allegedly playing a different tune, and deleted music off of iPods that was purchased on rival ...

Find your own minifigs boson! A new LEGO ideas project is ready to be accelerated into the public. It’s a mini particle accelerator based on the Large Hadron Collider — affectionately dubbed the Large Brick Collider....

The U.S. Naval Criminal Investigation Service (NCIS) is investigating reports that female officers serving on submarines were secretly caught on video while showering, according to a report from the Navy Times.

The Baltimore Ravens released a statement that they denied giving Ray Rice's wife, Janay Rice, a script to read during the couple's joint press conference in May, in which she apologized for her role when Ray Rice hit he...

A Staten Island grand jury declined to charge a white police officer who used a chokehold to restrain Mr. Garner, who was black, in a confrontation that led to his death.

Several free-agent signings from this offseason have been disappointments so far. Which players have been the biggest busts?  Watch as Adam Lefkoe and Bleacher Report NFL Analysts Chris Simms and Jonathan Vilma discuss ...

Father-son team at Motherson Sumi takes on an industry's ups and downs.

Hall of Fame coach Mike Ditka has never been shy about expressing his opinions. Ditka's latest comments come in the form of criticism directed at the five St. Louis Rams players who made the "hands up, don't shoot" gestu...

The late-night host and his wife are already parents to year-old Winnie.

The 15th week of the Premier League season could mark the first time a real wobble appears in Chelsea's seemingly inevitable saunter toward the title. The table-topping Blues have seen their lead reduced to just six poin...

Falling oil prices have been a major source of concern for the oil industry. The shale oil boom in the US, followed by OPEC's decision to maintain production at 30 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) are among the reaso...

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Ford Motor Co are down 0.56% to $15.92 in early market trading Thursday, as the car maker expanded a recall of about 38,500 vehicles due to its air bag inflators made by Takata Corp. , R...

In a spellbinding letter to Jim Cramer, the activist investor J. Carlo Cannell urged him to cut his pay 70 percent, resign from CNBC and direct his energy to "helping your fellow shareholders crawl back from Hades."

"My child with Aaron, would've been 16 any minute..." The post Nicki Minaj Hints At Losing A Baby At Age 15, Secret Engagement appeared first on Popdust.

New York Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer called on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the death of Eric Garner. Earlier Wednesday, a Staten Island grand jury announced it will not indict police o...

Establishing a successful career is often a long and difficult process. But ruining it can be quick and easy. Aside from the obvious, like lying and performing poorly, here are a few simple ways to tarnish your professio...

MIAMI (AP) -- A for-profit Florida college used exotic dancers as admissions officers, falsified documents and coached students to lie on financial forms as it fraudulently obtained millions of dollars in federal money, ...