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By Maria Gamb, Best-Selling author of Healing the Corporate World 

Hedge-fund manager Nelson Saiers wants to make a deal with Banksy. He recently wrote a letter saying he'll donate $100,000 towards Hurricane Sandy relief if the graffiti artist makes a piece raising awareness for those v...

Last week stock market investors continued to cling to, if not actually climb, the wall of worry. Stocks were flat for the first week of the government shutdown, but that masks the intraday volatility seen last week as d...

On the heels of Twitter?s IPO revelation, another Internet company announced its plans to go public. Zulily Inc., the Seattle e-commerce startup, says in its S-1 document that it?s aiming to raise $100 million in an init...

President Barack Obama will hold a news conference Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET. According to the White House, Obama will make a statement and take questions from the press. He is likely to discuss the ongoing standoff over the ...

WASHINGTON -- House Republicans are set to unveil a new strategy -- one that sounds startlingly like 2011's super committee -- to deal with both the federal government shutdown and the looming debt limit crisis. House le...

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Almighty cash. It's still king and I watch hundreds of entrepreneurs come through my virtual door (read: email) asking the same question: "How do I find the money I need to start my business?" Now if this is an area wher...

For startups, workplace culture and employee values are often just as important as what the companies actually do. That's because young companies, unconstrained by a traditional corporate structure, have the power to sh...

Twitter's quickly growing (but still unprofitable) advertising business has gained lots of attention recently as the company prepares for an initial public offering. But selling promoted tweets is not the only way the so...

European lawmakers are trying to tighten rules governing the multi-billion dollar tobacco market by imposing bigger and bolder warnings on cigarette packs, banning most flavorings like menthol and beefing up…

The Federal Reserve's decision to continue its controversial $85-billion-a-month bond-buying program followed six months of closed-door negotiations.

The proposed buyout of Cooper Tire and Rubber by Apollo Tyres has been delayed by labor opposition in two countries, and now Cooper has filed suit against its suitor.     

Five House members were arrested outside the Sudanese embassy during a protest Tuesday. The lawmakers were protesting the Sudanese government's decision to ban 16 aid groups from Darfur, according to the New York Times.

Ahmad Bradshaw's season is over and his brief stop in Indy might be, too.

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By Natalie Burg

With two teenagers in my household, I?m the first to tell you that raising kids has been my biggest challenge ? and the most rewarding experience ? of my adult life. Children require another level of love and dedication ...

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Despite its flaws, it would be a mistake to replace the income tax with a consumption tax.