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Seoul, South Korea, is the global plastic surgery capital. The high-status neighborhood of Gangnam reportedly has 500 aesthetic centers alone.  Why the concentration? Because South Korea has the most plastic surgeries�...

Apple's new iPhone 6S officially launched on Friday. Although it doesn't look very different than the iPhone 6, there are a few tips, tricks, and shortcuts you can only access if you have Apple's newest iPhone. Here's a ...

Yield spreads between corporate debt and Treasurys have been widening, a trend that in the past has foreshadowed economic problems.

The actor Shah Rukh Khan continues to be the financial force behind the businessman Shah Rukh Khan

Mark Zuckerberg says that a trip to India at the urging of Steve Jobs played a crucial role in Facebook's development.  "Early on in our history when things weren't really going well — we had hit a tough patch and a...

On board Etihad's The Residence--the largest-ever civilian aeroplane which is a breathtaking private suite

Just the way they manage yours--by investing in equity and debt schemes, through the mutual fund route, and avoiding direct investment in equities

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship hits the courtroom for a criminal trial Thursday, facing charges that he conspired to break safety laws and lied to financial regulators about safety pra...

The advent of technological change is reshaping Wall Street at a rapid rate. Business Insider surveyed a number of the brightest minds in financial technology, including chief information officers at industry giants, he...

This month, the Justice Department's No. 2 official--she's known as Sally Quillian Yates now--tore up the criminal division's playbook for prosecuting corporate crime

Volkswagen has hired a new CEO, Martin Mueller, who will likely face a whole slew of lawsuits over the company's emissions cheating scandal.

Volkswagen's U.S emission standards scandal will test the company's previously successful co-determination model at a time when it is struggling to manage a well-publicised power struggle. The scandal also raises signifi...

How can companies leverage technology for growth? The answer to this question requires leadership from the CIO (technology) and the CMO (growth). And it requires a productive relationship to maximize the potential. Howev...

When bitcoin first emerged banks didn't want anything to do with it. But a few years down the line and pretty much all of them are looking at it. Although no British High Street banks currently accept bitcoin — Barclay...

Landing a job as a recent college grad is no easy feat. The openings are hard to come by, the competition is fierce, and the requirements are often difficult to meet.   Liz Wessel, CEO and cofounder of WayUp, a site us...

Forbes' Hip-Hop Cash Kings roundup is here. The annual list ranks hip-hop stars by earnings in a one-year period, and this year there are quite a few surprises. Last year, Dr. Dre made the most money in hip-hop after App...

This is the first major case of two regulators being merged, as against the relatively more frequent practice worldwide of creating new regulatory authorities

The banks that energy companies depend on for loans are pulling back from the sector. Oil prices plummeted in late 2014, and they have remained low. Energy companies often borrow money using their reserves as collateral....

The water main burst early on a Monday morning, cutting off water service to a high school and forcing administrators to cancel class. Once his team dug it up, Henry Rosado could tell the age of the cast-iron pipe with o...

(Reuters) – Hilton Worldwide Holdings said on Saturday it was investigating claims that hackers had compromised registers in gift shops and restaurants at a large number of Hilton Hotel and franchise properties across ...

Wal-Mart needs to revamp its grocery business. Groceries are vital to the retailer's success, accounting for 56% of its sales. But Wal-Mart's grocery department has been plagued by negative customer reviews, according to...

Turns out Wall Street's regulators don't like the taste of their own medicine. Promontory Financial Group, a prominent DC-based bank advisor led by former Comptroller of the Currency Eugene Ludwig,...