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As the editor of the Celebrity 100, I've been impressed by Lady Gaga for the last few years. She's made a ton of money ($142 million in the last two years by our count) by churning out great pop music and happily working...

Today’s post comes to you with the help from my friend Jeron Paul, of Scalar Analytics, who with his co-founder Matt Tillotsen explained to me recently some of the intricacies investors (and founders) need to...

A few months back, IDC released a study, underwritten by Microsoft, that predicted cloud computing would eventually add about 14 million jobs to the global economy. Of course, those are direct jobs cited in the study, su...

Kraft Foods, the maker of Oreo cookies, and a team of agencies will be working live with consumers to produce the final ad of the brand’s Daily Twist campaign.

New York's Waldorf Astoria hotel hosts six new beehives to bring locally produced honey to their famed restaurants.

Dave Morin, CEO of Path, talks to CNN about how to make money through social networking on mobile phones.

I’m not much of a talker on flights. I figure people want to be left alone. But on one recent flight my seatmate was a girl about 6 years old; she was charming, but talked nonstop.

Facebook commerce a home run for small retailers, a strikeout for big retailers.

(Reuters) - Ally Financial Inc's international operations have drawn interest from more than 15 bidders, including banks and General Motors Co , according to a source familiar with the matter.

DETROIT (Reuters) - Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc cut its forecast for 2012 revenue on Tuesday because of a slower-than-expected rollout of its Model S sedan, sending its shares down almost 10 percent.

Case Shiller index says prices were up 1.2% from July 2011

Just how unequal modern societies are becoming is a big political question these days. My native UK has much the same arguments going on as we see in the US at present. Society has become more unequal, this is a bad thin...

(Reuters) - Hundreds of former Chrysler LLC executives claiming they lost retirement benefits because of age bias can sue the company's former parent Daimler AG, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday.

If you haven't heard about the Monday Night Meltdown in the NFL yet, you probably need to get out more. To sumarize: A last-second play was called a touchdown by one referee, and an interception by another refe...

Thorsten Heins, the president and chief executive of RIM, did not offer a specific date for what he called “our most important launch ever.”

Hans Vestberg, chief executive of Ericsson, discusses the fast-changing communications industry.

Alternative mapping companies in Japan, like Navitime, are using the opportunity of Apple's less-than-stellar iPhone map app to trumpet their wares.

How many people are watching HuffPost Live, the new-wave cable TV channel launched in August by the Huffington Post? "More than I had hoped," says president and co-creator Roy Sekoff.

Gov. Mitt Romney’s 2011 tax return highlights the use of a tax planning technique that may have allowed him to avoid Medicare tax liability derived from his employment at Bain Capital.

(Reuters) - A nonprofit group on Tuesday accused Bank of America Corp of maintaining and marketing foreclosed homes in white neighborhoods much better than those it owns in African-American and Latino neighborhoods.

After the Telus Corporation proposed converting its nonvoting shares into voting shares, Mason Capital Management made a bet against the proposal in a gamble that could now fail.

Labor income has dropped as a share of total income earned in the United States, widening the gap between rich and poor, according to a study by the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank.