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Justin Sullivan/Getty Images We live in a strange time. People can call themselves anything they want and get away with it. If you believe what they write about themselves, pretty much everyone’s a CEO, an entrepreneur...

via Youtube When most teenagers want to feed their video game habit, they do one of two things. They either put out their hand and make a withdrawal from the Bank of Mom and Dad or they get a job. They flip burgers or po...

A cybersecurity book and glossary for newbies and small business owners.

Goldman Sachs' cozy relationship with the Malaysian government is coming back to haunt the firm and one of its regional chairmen. The fallout from the widening scandal hitting the white-shoe investment bank involves Tim ...

Which business school students really have the best aptitude for being investment bankers? Let's test them. The Post's Josh Kosman says that starting Tuesday, the Columbia, Wharton, Yale and Brandeis investment clubs wil...

Though the nation’s health insurance industry is having a tough time turning a profit selling individual policies on the public exchanges under the Affordable Care Act, the health law’s Medicaid expansion is churning...

"Saturday Night Live" had some fun this weekend imagining how Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton would win back votes from rival Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).

All you have to do is pick up the phone -- or listen to your voicemail -- to spot the threat of a crook somehow stealing your ID and filing a tax return in your name.          

Technology holds no fears for later-life entrepreneurs

Banks' review of credit lines for oil and natural gas producers may go a long way toward determining whether there will be a shakeout in the industry.          

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Give Federal Reserve head Janet Yellen credit for one thing: She has united Democrats and Republicans -- in their hatred of her and her organization. Yellen went before Congress last week and the elected officials from b...

Bloomberg TV This week marked the so-called end of earnings season.  And another quarter of information from America's public companies makes one thing clear: we're still in a profit recession. US businesses have actual...

As the next article in my CMO Insight Series, I interviewed Antonio J. Lucio, the former CMO of VISA and the new CMO of HP, when Hewlett-Packard separates into two companies in November. What emerges from his interview i...

Public cloud market leader Amazon Web Services (AWS) has acquired Nice, a company in Italy with a Web interface for scheduling and monitoring high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. The software must really be someth...

Reuters/ Kai Pfaffenbach There's one hedge fund strategy that's emerged as the big winner in 2016, and it's driven by computers. It has been absolutely brutal for hedge funds in general. Many are already suffering doubl...

@smartwater on Instagram In the next few years, bottled water will likely overtake carbonated soft drink sales. Surprisingly, that could be good news for soda giants — and bad news for consumers. “Bottled water is ...

In a sign that the global economy is cratering, the Baltic Dry Index -- the main sea freight index, tracking rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities -- extended its record decline last week on concerns that demand ...

Want to support New York's budding tech startups? A new Web site aims to make that both easy and fun -- through the magic of shopping. Our James Covert reports that a group called New York Hearts Tech launched an e-comme...

Startups, with their limited resources and experience, have key challenges during periods of high market turbulence. Sharing some insights from riding out our first such 'big wave'.

When Dwyane Wade calls, even Ludacris listens. …

When Dwyane Wade calls, even Ludacris listens. …