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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Beating the Dallas Cowboys wasn't the first thing on Russell Wilson's mind when he went to the locker room at halftime Sunday. Seattle's star quarterback had just watched one of his receivers, Ri...

When I wrote Healthcare’s Trillion Dollar Disruption, I recounted how a collection of senior executives assembled by Oliver Wyman representing every sector of healthcare foresaw a radical reshaping of the industry.  T...

When starting college, dining hall food is rarely something students look forward to. But at some schools, it has become a downright gourmet experience. To determine which schools are truly stepping up their food game, w...

It was 2008, just after the iPhone was released, and Patrick O’Neill began noticing a curious new phenomenon amongst his friends. When out to dinner, he found he’d often have to request that they put down their phone...

A new book by the great golfer's caddie from his most successful days offers some great pointers for managers.

Social Media is continuing to gain momentum, and it will continue to disrupt how customers make decisions. To be a part of this disruption, you need to start with the very basics of understanding how social media works. ...

Globally, $21.8 billion worth of ads won't make it to eyeballs this year because of ad blocking. A possible savior: hypertargeted ads. Quick: When's the last time you noticed an ad on a website? Read Full Story

Intuit QuickBooks is going to help one of 10 finalist small businesses get an ad during the biggest television event of the year.

Some jobs intrinsically have more health risks than others. A nurse working in a hospital is more likely to catch an infectious disease than a lawyer working in an office, for example. To rank the most unhealthy jobs in ...

(Reuters) - Visa Inc said on Monday it would buy former subsidiary Visa Europe Ltd in a deal valued at up to 21.2 billion euros ($23.34 billion), putting the company in a stronger position to compete with MasterCard Inc ...

"Never Enough: Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Success" author Michael D'Antonio reveals a strange ritual Donald Trump does every morning to boost his ego. Produced by Joe Avella and Maxwell Tani. Follow BI Video: On Fac...

Over 230 tech entrepreneurs have written to Prime Minister David Cameron urging him to continue welcoming skilled immigrants to the UK. The government's Migration Advisory Committee is currently reviewing the Tier 2 visa...

Do you consider yourself a failure? Is your life a series of disappointments and moments of unrealized potential? Have you ever nodded in numb confirmation at the amazing stuff your parents make up about you because the ...

Technology updates are a large part of the refreshed 2016 Volkswagen Passat (full review), and perhaps the boldest change to this historically sedate midsize sedan is seen in its CarNet infotainment platform, which re...

Over the course of a 40-year career, Stan Jay sold a lot of vintage guitars to a lot of folks. You’ve probably heard of some of them: Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Bob Dylan. But in the year since Jay died, busin...

WARSAW, Poland (AP) -- Thomas Toivi Blatt, who was among a small number of Jews to survive a mass escape from the Nazi death camp of Sobibor in 1943 and who decades later served as a prominent witness at the trial of the...

US construction spending rises 0.6 percent in September to highest level in 7 ?? years

Long before Uber was a household name, Shark Tank star Daymond John drove a 15-passenger, red-and-white, 1979 Ford van ferrying passengers around Hollis, Queens. His guerrilla chauffeuring service was an instant success ...

HSBC's third quarter underlined the fickle nature of wealth-management business in Asia with its relatively poor performance in the region weighing on revenues for the whole group so far this year.

(Reuters) - U.S. stocks were marginally higher on Monday as investors assessed factory activity data from China and Germany, and ahead of U.S. manufacturing data.

Wall Street attempts to build on October's gains of more than 8% for U.S. stocks.