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Medical tourism is a booming, $100 billion industry, and it's only becoming more popular as technology improves and more countries look to cash in on the trend. But medical tourism is not without risks, and anyone consid...

You may not have been keeping up with the latest snack-food news, but we certainly have. In the last few years Oreos have become the chameleons of the cookie aisle, branching out into new forms and even wilder flavors. T...

States with most women advisers don't match those with most wealthy women.

Shares of Mistras, Synnex also fall, while shares of AeroVironment surge.

A 31-year old woman's heart problems and fainting might have had something to do with the fact that she drank only soda for about half her life, according to a report of her case. The woman, who lives in Monaco, a small ...

Last Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke rocked the global financial markets by telling us that the Fed could begin to taper, or gradually reduce, it's month purchases of $85 billion dollar worth of Treasury...

How does a cricket become an artist? Try placing it in one of Harvey Moon's drawing machines where its movements will be tracked by a camera and turned into original works of art. Bugs Draw For Me, just one of Moons' imp...

Bond king Bill Gross and his protégé Mark Kiesel are among the hardest hit from the broad bond-market selloff. Both of their funds are now on a two-month losing streak.

Microsoft plans an update to its Windows 8 system to address some of the complaints and incorporate other feedback received since the radical makeover to the operating system came out in October.

The Bill if passed, would drive up visa costs and limit the number of employees that a company can place on-site

The court makes it harder to blame an employer for harassment by a co-worker and rules that in retaliation suits, it's not enough to prove illegal bias was one of multiple reasons for a firing. WASHINGTON -- The Supreme ...

A14-room duplex owned by Arlene Farkas overlooking the East River is due for a foreclosure auction in July, according to a legal notice. Or not. according to her son.

David Lieb had the idea for Bump while daydreaming. He wrote the initial concept on a napkin, having no clue how it would change his...

Some workplaces still insist employees putting in long hours. New studies confirm that at some point, the law of diminishing returns takes over.

Instagram is one of our favorite apps of all time. The popular photo (and now video!) sharing app makes it easy to share pictures and videos with friends and followers on most social networks. Want your images to look aw...

It doesn't really matter if the NSA gathers all the information from the big tech giants, because real terrorists, smart terrorists, the guys in management, they don't use those platforms. Only terrorism's idiots do. Leo...

McKesson's Chairman and CEO John Hammergren has set a new record in corporate America: Largest pension around. The drug distribution company disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday that Hammergren was entitled to a $159 ...

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Kony has raised $18.3 million in its fourth round of funding. Kony powers apps for enterprise organizations and brands across multiple channels and operating systems.

Guest Post The greatest number of jobs is created when startups create a new market - one where the product or service never existed before or is radically more convenient. Yet this is where startups will run into anti-i...

"Speech recognition is easy," Jones says. "The hard problem is figuring out what is really being asked for ... and humans do that really well."

Last week I was in Seattle to meet with some tech companies. I carved out some time to play golf because, well, priorities. One of the courses I made time for was Chambers Bay, which is going to be home to the U.S. Open ...