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With every purchase, Target will donate blankets, meals, and shoes to charities like the American Red Cross. On Friday, the innovative do-gooders at TOMS shoes announced a new partnership with Target. Beginning November ...

What do you do with 15,000 feet of old fire hose?

Underwear and the economy usually don't go hand in hand. The Men's Underwear Index just might be the exception. In time for New York Fashion Week, H&R Block released the below infographic profiling six different fashion...

Apple CEO Tim Cook made an appearance on the Charlie Rose Show, where he briefly touched upon the future of Apple TV. The full segment will air Friday night on PBS, but we have a clip for you below. Cook first pointed ou...

Uncle Sam once threatened Web portal Yahoo! with a whopping $250,000-a-day fine if it didn't hand over info on customers' confidential online communications, it was revealed on Thursday. The eye-popping...

Marijuana is big business today in Colorado and Washington, but the industry hasn't been around long enough to establish leaders when it comes to the best company logos. We hand picked these medicinal and recreational ma...

Alcohol brands are sorry, not sorry you're drinking too much. You've seen them on TV and on billboards, even if you didn't pay attention--the "drink responsibly" messages at the bottom of alcohol ads. Most brands now use...

Mike Haupers, whose budget for buying machinery had doubled to about $2 million in time for this week's International Manufacturing Technology Show at McCormick Place, had spent about one-third of the money by Wednesday ...

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Petrobras continued to decline 4.08% to $16.91 on Friday amid an investigation into allegations that the Brazilian state-owned energy company had bribed government officials, according t...

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares ofaYahoo!a rose 1.32% to $41.80 in morning trading Friday one day afterathe Internet company announced the U.S. government threatened to fine it $250,000 a day in 2008aif it did not comply ...

Four weeks into the job, new Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure explains how he plans to turn the troubled carrier around.

But his will does not mention his mother, Bernard Madoff's wife

Mowares' product is exactly what it sounds like -- all the basic tech underlying Uber's business, all bundled up for you to purchase and use.

Hewlett-Packard Co. pleaded guilty Thursday to felony charges that former employees bribed Russian government officials for a contract, and the company has been fined $58.7 million.

Building deep client relationships is challenging. Follow these 11 commandments of client service and you'll build enduring and trusting relationships with them every time.

The news is in: humans are totally failing in the global effort to stop climate change. And we don't have much time left. This is the conclusion of a report released this month by multinational accounting firm Pricewater...

Here are a few classes that you will need in College to be a better Entrepreneur.

After giving out more than a billion dollars worth of aid to victims of Superstorm Sandy, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is asking for some of its money back. Program officials at the agency have asked ro...

Crowdfunding sites are increasingly hosting campaigns for college tuition.

Olive Garden's sales are down, and an activist investor in the restaurant believes the pasta is partly to blame. The Italian restaurant chain supposedly breaks a basic rule of Italian cooking -- salting the pasta water. ...

Empowerment of women and equal opportunities are crucial for driving a stronger global economic recovery, and for revitalizing Japan, the head of the International Monetary Fund said Friday.

Two of Chicago's largest hospital systems on Thursday approved plans to combine, creating a 16-hospital, $6.8 billion system that promises to change the competitive landscape of health care in the Chicago region.