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In Pixar's newest movie Inside Out we're brought into the mind of an 11-year-old girl, Riley, to meet the five characters depicting her emotions: Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness. These characters control everything...

Newly unearthed documents obtained by The Intercept indicate that the National Security Agency (NSA) as well as the UK's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) have been targeting the largest antivirus companies u...

The fight for a well-paid job without a degree is a tough one but there are still a handful of roles out there where you can earn serious money without a degree level qualification. Job search engine Adzuna has pulled d...

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Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock received a major revision from BTIG LLC today. Richard Greenfield, the analyst for the firm covering the stock, has increased the target price for the stock by $350 to a revised target p...

Six weeks after the new McDonald's CEO revealed his turnaround strategy for the company, some former McDonald's executives still aren't sure how he plans to fix the struggling restaurant chain. "To be frank, I haven't se...

Your first job interview. Your first chance at impressing a potential employer. Your résumé got you the interview, now you have to show why you're the best person for the job. One wrong move and that job could be someo...

The Ukrainian conflict continues to deal a heavy financial toll on Russia, with Europe extending economic sanctions against the country for six months.

Southwest Airlines, the primary carrier at Dallas Love Field Airport, has been locked in a battle with rival Delta Airlines over the use of Southwest-owned gates inside the brand-new terminal at the airport.  Dallas-bas...

GUEST: App discovery is pretty broken. But if you do somehow manage to acquire users, then comes the bigger challenge: retaining them.

Financial industry leaders are pushing back against the Labor Dept.'s proposal to require financial advisers to act solely in their clients' best interests.

Chief executives of the country's largest firms made 303 times more than a "typical" worker in 2014, according to a report from the Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank.

U.S. stocks moved higher in early trading Monday on hopes of a breakthrough in Greece's bailout discussions with its creditors. The eurozone's top official says creditors aim to get a deal on Greece's bailout later in th...

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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of ZIOPHARM Oncology Inc  were up 0.41% to $12.19 in mid-morning trading Monday, despite getting a rating cut by analysts at BMO Capital earlier this morning. The firm downgraded shares of...

Though Pixar's latest movie, "Inside Out," is the first project ever from the studio not to open number one at the box office, it did make some history. The film's $91.1 million domestic opening weekend makes "Inside Out...

John Backus thinks the public pays too much attention to unicorns, and he's not referring to the legendary animal.

Bidness Etc reviews the latest insider selling at Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F), Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE:GS), and Ciena Corporation (NYSE:CIEN). The details of each transaction are reported as follows.

A new plan design and technology aims to expand access, reduce costs.

In the proverbial world of business it's rare to find someone who is single. If you were to think of a Facebook status for your company, most of us it would have it set to "in a relationship." Sure, every now and then yo...

Here's a question to ponder: Are IT departments vanishing from the corporate scene, or are today's corporations evolving into gigantic IT departments?