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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- We've seen some great new smartphones hit the stores in the past few months. New and updated designs from Samsung , LG, HTC, Asus and even BlackBerry are meant to challenge Apple and its iPhone 6 ...

There's no place like home. Particularly when home is built upside-down, made of shipping containers, or erected in the likeness of the Pyramids. Some dwellings are more unique than others. From domes to caves, treehous...

Yes, we've all done it. Made a comment that we wish we could immediately retract but as one of my favorite sayings goes, "You can't unscramble an egg." Try as you might, it's often difficult to recover from a verbal miss...

Mimi says she's been receiving mail from Publishers Clearing House for years "and never found a logical reason" to take the bait.

The financial toll of the worst U.S. bird-flu outbreak in history is soaring, forcing some poultry companies to suspend operations and boosting prices for eggs and turkeys as supplies tighten.

Most people feel overburdened by email. Here's how to make them care about yours.

Chris Sacca, one of Twitter's earliest investors and longtime defenders, may be about to become more critical of the current state of affairs at the company.  In a lengthy blog post on Thursday, Sacca signalled that he ...

The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal may be controversial in the U.S., but in China it appears to be the object of great worry and, in some respects, seems to be driving policy in Beijing.

Men and women use social media differently -- be sure your online marketing is targeting the right audience.

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Don't hold your breath waiting for shares of Home Depot to get cheap. The world's largest retailer of home-improvement products hasn't been cheap for a long time and it's likely heading higher. W...

Another person fell victim to the Petroleo Brasileiro Petrobras SA's (ADR) (NYSE:PBR) corruption scandal on Thursday. According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Milton Pascowitch was the latest to be arrested amid the s...

Washington

(Reuters) - The S&P 500 closed at a record high on Thursday after disappointing economic data bolstered expectations that an interest rate hike is likely to come only later in the year.

The daughter of one of the Neville Brothers received a receipt on Thursday with the N-word on it after sending a meal back at the New Orleans restaurant Huck Finn's Cafe, the New York Daily News reported.

Visit a Portillo's restaurant at lunchtime and you'll see a steady stream of customers ordering Italian Beef sandwiches, Chicago-style hot dogs, french fries and chocolate cake shakes. Recent patrons might have caught a ...

Professor Marshall Ganz, Obama's 2008 Organizer-In-Chief, created a storytelling framework for political movements. It happens to be the perfect weapon for your crowdfunding project.

This week, a new survey about continued bad behavior in the finance industry landed with a thud. It came out around the same time that five big banks agreed to pay more than $5 billion to settle criminal charges that the...

After a stinging rebuke from shareholders at Thursday's annual meeting, Deutsche Bank co-chief executives Anshu Jain and Jürgen Fitschen must quickly present details on their strategy for turning the bank around.

We tried it, and OneClip is awesome.

Traders often look at the news to anticipate what their next move should be. When will the Federal Reserve raise rates? Is the housing market rebouding? Is the jobs report going to be a disappointment?

Investment guru Jeremy Grantham has warned that US stocks are almost in bubble territory. The post Jeremy Grantham: The Fed blows a bubble was first published on MoneyWeek.

(Reuters) - China will likely take a 25-30 percent stake in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and India is likely to be the second-largest shareholder, delegates attending a meeting of the bank's founding m...