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President Barack Obama stole a kiss from his wife Michelle during the Inauguration Day parade Monday afternoon. AP photographer Gerald Herbert caught the adorable moment on camera: Please follow Politics on Twitter and F...

The Shard, briefly the tallest building in Europe at 1,016 feet tall, opened last year in London to pretty much universally negative reviews. Johnathan Jones, architecture critic at the Guardian, called the 95% Qatari ow...

Despite an average EPS Beat Rate of 79% and an average Revenue Beat Rate of 82%, Google (GOOG) historically dropped precipitously more than 75% of the time in the week (seven calendar days) following its earnings reports...

New Yorkers got a look at the future of city living this morning when Mayor Bloomberg unveiled the winning design for 300-square-foot "micro apartments" being built as an affordable housing option for singles. The units,...

Here is what you need to know as the dust settles on the Congressional tax bill. By Kelly Phillips Erb

Michelle and Malia Obama were both photographed wearing J. Crew during the inaugural festivities yesterday. The First Lady wore a jeweled belt, while her daughter wore a plum coat. The First Family are often photographed...

Analysts were mixed about the quarter's results, as the Internet company exceeded their expectations on profit, but disappointed on revenue and cost-per-click.

Etsy bought Mixel today, a photo collage application, but say it will keep the app open, and instead use the company's talent to improve its mobile application.

I happen to spell golf f-l-o-g, but I understand that some people like this game of maneuvering small white balls into small white cups. Even more than beer pong, apparently.

Trulia CEO recently stopped by Business Insider and gave us his housing outlook for 2013. He also told us about his company's recently-launched mortgage center. Trulia has set up relationships with big banks and hopes to...

Everyone has been wondering what exactly Speaker John Boehner said that made First Lady Michelle Obama roll her eyes at the inauguration luncheon yesterday, but we may now know the jape. Larry Wenig, a professional lip r...

Four years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the shape of the new regulatory environment is coming into focus.

This Valentine's Day, White Castle restaurants across the nation are converting into "Love Castles." Slider enthusiasts can enjoy a romantic candlelit dinner at the fast food joint, which will have full table-side servic...

Ian Salisbury talks to consumer advocates and industry insiders to uncover issues that could derail even seasoned do-it-yourself movers. Also in today's Personal Finance Daily, discover a dating app that sets singles up ...

It's going to be another tough year for indie B-Ds. In this special report, we tell you what to expect.

Getting a foot in the door is huge, but it's only 50 percent of the equation. The other 50 is how you do in the interview.

Thank goodness for celebrities. Without them we might never fully appreciate blatant self-interest, and we definitely would not have so many occasions to discuss the evils of fee-laden prepaid debit cards. The latest sta...

(Reuters) - IBM, the world's largest technology services company, reported fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that beat estimates on the back of growth in emerging markets.

The Durham LED lighting company reported quarterly revenue and net income that beat Wall Street?s expectations.

Guest Post Last week, Huddle CEO Alastair Mitchell wrote a provocative guest post positing that standalone social business software will die this year. Here's why he's wrong.

The U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Roe v. Wade is widely regarded as a huge victory for women's rights. But former Justice Harry Blackmun's opinion actually emphasizes the rights of doctors even more than wome...

We've been talking about how suddenly everyone is getting crazy bullish, in part because nobody can come up with anything to be worried about. Tonight is only going to exacerbate that. Just tonight, we got: A big Google ...