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Co-written by Finn Birger Lie Large established organizations and small entrepreneurial ventures alike now understand that design is important to their business success. Could the next step be for these organizations to ...

Nintendo revealed Tuesday that it's working on a next-generation game console codenamed "NX." Nintendo first announced the upcoming NX during a press conference, where Nintendo chief executive Satoru Iwata promised that ...

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Warren Buffett is considered the most respected and successful investor. Often called "The Oracle of Omaha" for his impressive investing prowess, he is among the world's wealthiest people. Buffett...

The next James Bond film, "Spectre," is in theaters November 6. In February, the first image of Daniel Craig in the film was released on the official James Bond 007 site. Tuesday, the site revealed the first teaser poste...

For many people, grocery shopping and filling the car with gas are tasks they do regularly -- even multiple times a week. Wouldn't it be great if there was a credit card that rewarded you every time you had to pay for th...

The Fed could raise rates gradually, pausing at some meetings, economists say.          

You never know what might make the difference.

The anticipation over the Federal Reserve hiking interest rates has reached a fever pitch, with investors beginning to reshuffle assets in preparation of a rising interest rate cycle. The problem they face, however, is t...

Benny and Rafi Fine -- better known as TheFineBros -- have a wildly successful and often hilarious YouTube channel. Their videos show kids reacting to "ancient" electronic relics, including the Walkman and what the inter...

Do you feel fulfilled at the end of your day? Here's why treating each day like it's your last is bad advice.

It’s hard to believe the “Baywatch” star won’t be living on the West Coast anymore, but it's true: David Hasselhoff has listed his Calabasas home.

Wall Street has pushed Nintendo's stock price to a one-year high.

The numbers suggest Hillary Clinton's controversies have taken a toll on her still unannounced presidential campaign. The Democratic former secretary of state's approval rating has repeatedly tumbled as she moves towards...

Trying on a bra under the harsh fluorescent lights of the department store fitting room, I was forced to stare down the more prominent imperfections of my 40-something-year-old body. There were the regular lumps and bum...

With a little basketball knowledge, you can reduce your odds of picking a perfect NCAA bracket from 1 in 9.2 quintillion to a mere 1 in 128 billion.

George Orwell never realized that Big Brother -- the unseen presence that watches you -- would be opt-in.

Williamsburg is often associated with hipsters, HBO's "Girls" and long rides on the L train. But after finding initial success at their flagship establishment in Scranton, PA, Matt Byrne and co-founder Matthew Rosetti fo...

What a difference a day makes!

The heavyweight companies that keep credit files on about 200 million U.S. consumers are patting themselves on the back for unveiling steps to improve the accuracy of their records.

Some of the nation's banks are privately complaining that Apple Pay may not be so great after all, but the banks may largely have themselves to blame.

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Facebook edged higher Tuesday after a favorable analyst report from J.P. Morgan and the announcement of a new payments feature for its Messenger app. Micron and Himax Technologies both take a hit...

Update: March 17, 2015, 5:00 PM JERUSALEM (AP) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared victory after a tight national election appeared to give him the upper hand in forming the country's next coalition...