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A former Apple retail employee is using his coincidental name Sam Sung to give at least $80,100 to a children's charity.

The latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek has a cover story titled, "In Defense Of The Silicon Valley Tech Bro." The cover shot includes all of the usual stereotypes about Silicon Valley. There's a guy wearing Google Gl...

A self-propelled "movement" from male interest website Total Frat Move is stirring up debate over the nature of Greek life, bringing out both the worst and best elements of fraternity culture. As TFM announced on their w...

Zillow/Getty Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are officially moving out of Kris Jenner's house and into a $20 million home of their own -- five minutes away from Kim's mom in the hills of Calabasas, according to Zillow.   ...

Researchers claimed to have invented the world's fastest external phone charging device. The new invention can fully charge a smartphone within only 15 minutes.

Investors in DIRECTV (NASD: DTV) saw new options begin trading today, for the September 26th expiration. At Stock Options Channel, our YieldBoost formula has looked up and down the DTV options chain for the new September...

(Reuters) - Time Warner Inc will not have to worry about any overtures from Twenty-First Century Fox for the foreseeable future.

PGCIL has invited bids for work beginning in Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu states

(Reuters) - Bank of America Corp (BAC.N) is close to a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice to pay more than $16.5 billion to end investigations into mortgage securities that the bank and companies it bought sold in ...

Chrysler got some bad news and some good news this week, as far as cybersecurity in cars is concerned. First the bad: A research report concluded that the 2014 Jeep Cherokee is among the "most hackable" vehicles in the m...

Big data is never complete, and it's usually messy--and if it's not, you can't trust it.

Angela Coppa, an accountant at private equity firm Cerberus Capital, is suing former "American Gladiators" TV star Scott Berlinger for allegedly hitting her with his bicycle two years ago, the New York Post reports.  Th...

The world's richest 1 percent owns more wealth than economists have thought, depriving countries of billions of dollars in tax revenue and muting a shift in global inequality.

REUTERS The U.N. has released satellite photos showing areas in the Gaza Strip before and after Israel's Operation Protective Edge.  The 29-day offensive destroyed most (if not all) of the tunnels built by Hamas under ...

JBL's recently launched in-ear headphones offer improved sound and ergonomics.

More and More Americans Don't Want to Be--and They are Voting With Their Feet.

(Reuters) - The cabinet approved a plan on Wednesday to raise the amount of foreign direct investment allowed in its defense and railways industries, part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to attract more foreign...

When my daughter went to overnight summer camp for the first time, it was on an isolated, low-tech island. Being her first time on her own, she wrote home faithfully every day. To her parents, to her little brother, even...

A steep drop in the price of Herbalife's $1.15 billion in convertible bonds raised fresh concerns on Wall Street on Wednesday. The bonds, which were issued in February, traded on...

Investors should tread carefully, at least till a meaningful revival in discretionary spending is seen

Hann Powerboats are being used to protect workers and tankers from Nigerian pirates          

Credit cards offered by retailers come saddled with an average APR of 23.23%, according to a CreditCards.com report.