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Kobe Bryant, 36, has been playing basketball in the NBA for 18 years. He's been playing at an elite level the whole time, defying time through meditation, paleo diets, and mysterious surgeries in Germany, keeping him on...

A former Apple supplier, GT Advanced Technologies (GTAT), is in the middle of filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a potentially lucrative partnership with the tech goliath fell apart. We're now getting GTAT's take on why ...

A trademark squabble broke out Thursday between Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd (BABA) and JD.com, after JD.com published a letter by Alibaba warning Chinese advertisers from using the "Double Eleven" motif in any of their un...

Working out the true cost of hiring an employee in your business has, historically, been difficult to calculate.

GrubHub co-founder Matt Maloney took his Chicago food ordering service from scrappy startup to a public company worth $3 billion.

The Federal Reserve ended quantitative easing this week. And soon it'll start tightening monetary policy with interest rate hikes. This is coming as central banks in the rest of the world maintain loose monetary policy o...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - A federal judge in Albuquerque has ruled that an insurance policy must cover a $700,000 claim for a severe facial wound suffered by a child bitten by a dog in a parked SUV. The Albuquerque Journa...

Paltalk is a strange company. All startups risk it all to realize their vision, but 15-year-old Paltalk will live or die for something you probably haven’t thought about in a while: chat rooms. Paltalk launched during ...

With more than 30,000 employees working at its Mountain View headquarters, Google's company parties are massive affairs. Costumes, candy, and other sweets make Halloween the perfect time for an over-the-top event at the ...

Big banks in the U.S. and Europe are stockpiling billions to pay for a potential trans-Atlantic settlement of allegations that they manipulated foreign-exchange rates as talks heat up with regulators on both continents.

1.You Can't Do Or Have It . One of the downfall of many business and professional women is the "Superwoman Complex." Once you hang up the Superwoman cape and the Wonderwoman belt and recognize and accept this fact, your ...

The agreement, under European Union auspices, ends a standoff over payments for gas Ukraine had already consumed, and terms for future deliveries.

One story has dominated Wall Street this week -- the sad divorce and custody battle between Jefferies global head of healthcare, Sage Kelly, and his ex-wife Christina.  In an incredibly detailed deposition, Christina al...

Falling oil prices hardly seem to be bothering the two biggest U.S. oil companies, but things could get tougher in the coming months.

Frame rates are boring tech jargon, we know. But YouTube has just made a major upgrade that will affect content creators everywhere. This is a video of Mario Kart playing on the Wii U. I know, you might not play video ga...

The "average" world leader can reveal a lot about the nature of democracy. The United States' founding fathers were stoic men, gazing toward the frontier with rugged resolve. Our modern presidents are entirely different-...

LinkedIn Corp (LNKD) announced results for the third quarter of its 2014 fiscal year (3QFY14) yesterday after the closing bell. The company managed to beat analysts' estimates for revenue and earnings, resulting in a 4.5...

US consumer spending retreats in September, first setback in 8 months

Forbes.com Small Business Expert, Customer Service edition: Customer service questions answered right here by Micah Solomon, a customer service consultant, author and speaker.

Richard Berman, the political consultant called Dr. Evil for his below-the-belt tactics, told energy executives in June that they needed to play dirty to expand areas where they can drill for oil, The New York Times repo...

The floor includes the two-bedroom Presidential Suite, which can combine with other rooms for a total of 4,786 square feet.

In an unexpected move, the Bank of Japan's policy board votes to expand the pace of its quantitative easing, sending Tokyo stocks soaring and the Japanese yen falling sharply.