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The band Brunettes Shoot Blondes created an amazing music video for their song Knock Knock where the animation moves across more than a dozen smartphones, tablets, and laptops. At the beginning, you see a bunch of people...

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New York Comic Con isn't just about the comics and TV panels. One of the best parts of the four-day event is seeing the cosplayers. Head straight to the cosplay Dressing like your favorite character from comics, video g...

Customers appreciate the ability to have genuine, meaningful contact with a company, especially if the company has empathetic, intelligent, empowered humans working for it.  However, customers only want to be in touch w...

Redstate's Erick Erickson argued that the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) would not have supported former San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio (R) if he weren't gay.

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke etched a portrait Friday of his initial reluctance to have the central bank rescue American International Group Inc. in 2008. But he ultimately came to believe that the bai...

Intrapreneurs have to add real value to customers and the company. And that value should be directly measurable in dollars.

(Reuters) - Sears Holdings Corp said it was the victim of a cyberattack that likely resulted in the theft of some customer payment cards at its Kmart stores, the latest in a series of computer security breaches to hit U....

Republican Congressional Candidate Carl DeMaio, running in California's 52nd Congressional District, allegedly once asked a campaign staffer to come into his office and when the staffer did DeMaio, whose back was turned,...

With markets priced for expectations of a steadily improving global economy, troubling signs that growth may have stalled.

Entrepreneur-in-residence (EIR) is one of those job titles you hear a lot about, but may never fully understand. The basic idea is to have a serial entrepreneur come in to work and join the company's meetings, working on...

It was the steepest of roller-coaster rides for investors this week, and it ended with a 115-point drop in the Dow Jones industrial average that wiped out the year's gains for the benchmark index.

(Reuters) - Workers at a New Jersey facility of package delivery company FedEx Corp unit FedEx Freight voted against union membership on Friday, the latest in a series of setbacks for the Teamsters union's efforts to uni...

-- The California attorney general has opened an investigation into reported improper contacts between Pacific Gas & Electric Co. executives and the state Public Utilities Commission -- already the focus of a probe by fe...

Dimon's out of the rough. Jamie Dimon, the chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase, made his first public appearance Friday since the July diagnosis that he had treatable throat cancer....

As most of us know by now, the Wall Street Journal has reported Amazon.com is opening its first significant retail store: In New York City, at 7 West 34th Street.  Forbes writer Claire O’Connell has visited the site a...

President Obama's IRS is Not Supposed to be Influenced by Politics. But is it Clear that Rogue Employees Understand?

Even as many barriers have fallen for working women, they continue to be treated differently on the job, particularly when negotiating a raise.

Concerns about the global economy are pushing U.S. stocks down -- and may keep the market volatile. The market finished lower for a third straight week on Friday, as equities fell to session lows after the S&P 500 and th...

Riot Games, the company behind "League of Legends," has a very unconventional business model.  "League of Legends" -- which is basically like a more-complicated video game version of capture the flag -- is huge in the e...

As his name floats at the top of the list to replace Attorney General Eric Holder, Labor Secretary Thomas Perez is facing a critical test of his stance on Wall Street. The popular Democrat must decide whether Swiss banki...

A Wells Fargo employee wanting a raise took a different approach in making the request. Instead of asking a supervisor, Tyrel Oates sent an email to Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf.