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The market for high-end penthouses and ultra-luxury apartments in New York City is booming, and developers are once again building expensive new units after a post-recession slump. Nowhere is the rise of development more...

From the genius bar to the red zone, the layout maximizes sales.

With the first week of the U.S. Open over, we can already name some champions: the best bites of the tournament. After sampling several dishes offered at Food Village, the inspired stretch of stalls outside the main stad...

OK, maybe they're not life-changing. But they are pretty darn useful.

This concept and the visual was taken from my new book which came out today called, The Future of Work: Attract New Talent, Build Better Leaders, and Create a Competitive Organization.

Tesla plans to build a $5 billion factory that will make the batteries for its next generation of electric cars. Five states are bidding up to land the coveted plant.

When Warren Buffett started his investing career, he would read 600, 750, or 1,000 pages a day. Even now, he still spends about 80% of his day reading.  "Look, my job is essentially just corralling more and more and m...

Call it tasty. Call it messy. Call it habit-forming. Just don't call Garrett Popcorn Shops' mix of caramel- and cheese-flavored popcorn the Chicago Mix.

Fine for gas explosion is largest safety-related penalty imposed by Calif. regulator          

Washington Post Co. owner Jeff Bezos on Tuesday named Frederick J. Ryan Jr. as the publication's new publisher, turning to the founding chief executive of Web-savvy Politico to lead one of the nation's premier news organ...

The founder of a space that combines co-working with childcare explains her company's innovative approach to solving parents' work-life balance struggles.

GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) blockbuster drug Advair is expected to face stiff competition from an Indian generic-drug maker Cipla Ltd (CIPLA), which plans to launch a generic version of the anti-asthma drug by the end of 201...

Are you good at math? Do you get along well with other people? If you can answer "yes" to both of these questions, your earning potential is higher than ever before. A recent study from the University of California, San...

A report released on Tuesday by Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies and AARP Foundation found that there won't be enough affordable, physically accessible and well-located housing for the country's olde...

In 20 days, regulators are expecting an explanation from Microsoft that would further China's antitrust investigation on the company. Will Microsoft adhere?

Anand Lal Shimpi announces early retirement in tech publishing. Shimpi is the founder and the name behind the popular site AnandTech, an online portal known for posting in-depth hardware reviews.

In "The Colors of Motion," a designer averages the colors of every frame of a film to explore how color shapes a visual story. When watching a film, thinking about color often takes a back seat to thinking about characte...

Many startups tend to take on too much and eventually die of indigestion, rather than starvation, says professor and author Mohanbir Sawhney.

Credit Suisse thinks Office Depot and Staples should merge. In a note to clients on Tuesday, Gary Balter at Credit Suisse said a merger between Staples and Office Depot, "makes significant financial and operational sense...

Accounting firm Arthur Andersen collapsed more than a decade ago in the wake of the Enron scandal, but a group of former Andersen partners are convinced there's still gold in the Andersen name.

Google, on an international mission to rapidly connect with the global startup community, has recently announced that it will open a startup campus in Seoul, Korea next year. This comes at a time when Korean entrepreneur...

What do crowdfunding Web site Kickstarter and online retailer Amazon.com have in common? Too much, critics charge. Kickstarter fans, who have become a bit prickly over what they feel are...