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Sir Philip Green has paid off the bank debt behind his fashion empire Arcadia after landing a £950m windfall from selling a 25pc stake in Topshop and Topman. The billionaire tycoon has confirmed that Arcadia has sold ...

LOS ANGELES — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Southern California have seized nearly 36,000 Chinese rubber ducks that contain levels of a chemical...

The nanny business in New York City can be a lucrative one; some nannies for the city's super rich are earning upwards of $180,000 a year. But the high pay doesn't always justify the occasional humiliation that can occur...

We search on stock tickers a lot. So we couldn't help but notice when Google changed how it serves up search results about stock quotes. It's cleaner and simpler, mimicking the look of Google+ and other refreshed Google ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc will no longer offer its Web-based office productivity software free to small businesses, the Internet company's latest move to expand revenue beyond its core advertising services.

This post originally appeared on SmarterTravel. Most people dream of taking a once-in-a-lifetime vacation to somewhere far away and exotic. Maybe it's to celebrate a special occasion like a honeymoon or an anniversary or...

At Hardware 2.0, entrepreneurs, investors, and hardware innovators came together to discuss the growing opportunities for hardware startups.

When your servers go down, so might your productivity, sales, and -- oh yeah -- your cash.

We've gotten a look at the full sentencing documents in the Mexican case where a court handed Yahoo a staggering $2.7 billion judgment against it. Worldwide Directories, a former partner of Yahoo in a Mexican telephone-d...

Twenty months ago, PokerStars, the biggest online poker company in the world, essentially got kicked out of America. The U.S. government sued the company for operating an illegal gambling business, shut down its U.S.-fac...

The arms race in mega-yachts has reached a new level, with the launch of the "mega support-yacht." Support yachts are for people who have outgrown their mega-yachts and need more space for their helicopters, speedboats, ...

In the late 90s, Anthony Wood and his company SonicBlue ushered in the era of on-demand viewing with introduction of the DVR, a box that allowed consumers to record and watch shows when they wanted.  Hollywood hated t...

YouTube is rolling out a brand new look on its website that emphasizes its growing channel-based ecosystem of content creators.

Welcome to First Bite, wherein we bring you a look at some of the city's newest restaurants shortly after they open. We'll go, eat some food, take some pictures, and report back to you. This go round it's L'Apicio, the n...

Does beer have anti-virus powers? According to a new study funded by Japanese beer company Sapporo Breweries, a "key ingredient" found in the world's most...

Americans are earning more now than ever before. And while there's no question that the recession dealt a major blow to wealthy people around the globe, the U.S. is still home to the most millionaires* in the world, acco...

Motown is singing the fiscal blues. Detroit Mayor Dave Bing announcedthat the city would lay off 400-500 workers over the next few months and there are grumblings of a bankruptcy filing.

This just breaking over the Bloomberg, legendary businessman Saul Steinberg has died. Steinberg is best known for using his computer leasing company, Leasco, to take over the much larger Reliance Insurance Corporation in...

Selling pressure returns to Apple shares after one-day reprieve, pushing the tech sector down. Groupon puts in a late surge on renewed rumors that Google is interested in the daily deals company

Canadian oil giant Nexen's sale to China has been approved, according to multiple sources. Nexen's stock was up +11 percent after hours. CNOOC, owned by the Chinese government, is paying $15.1 billion for the company....

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