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When entrepreneurial stress rears its ugly head, these seven business leaders have proven ways to send it packing.

Customers who give you high marks on a survey are telling you they're happy, but that doesn't mean they are loyal. I've always said that satisfaction is a rating, but loyalty is an emotion. You can't always explain loyal...

Dear John: I enjoyed your reporting about Juul cigarettes being counterfeited by the Chinese.

While migration is generally bringing people from rural to urban areas, young Italians are fleeing cities to move back to the countryside, where they are starting innovative businesses in farming and taking up a differen...

With the ongoing proliferation of VR headsets, you'll be certain to find The One that's a perfect fit for your company, right?

The U.K.'s Government Digital Service announced that it's made accessible via Google Assistant and Alexa more than 12,000 pieces of information on Gov.UK.

Attorneys for Montana and New Jersey are asking a federal judge to rule on their dark-money lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department without a trial. Montana …

GUEST: When an engineer experiences career success, they are often steered in the direction of management. There is a natural push to spread the influence of our best people via management opportunities. The dream is to ...

From getting capital to managing outstanding receivables, a recent study provides insights into common cash flow concerns for entrepreneurs.

The breathless hype over every incremental advance in quantum computing risks disillusionment that may slow its progress.

Various tech experts highlight what is important about this market.

Rochester officials are hoping that new energy-efficient buildings taking shape downtown will become the standard for construction as the city continues to grow under its taxpayer-subsidized economic development plan. Mi...

Borrowing from an IRA to pay for college can be a smart idea, but there are other solutions.        

Congratulations - you are considering college! But first, paying for it: Students who applied for financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, should be receiving …

It looks like something has to give in global markets.

Jeff Jonas of Gabelli talks about a closed-end fund that invests in the health-care and consumer staples sectors.

Florida lawmakers are considering several measures to address the state's long documented election woes. Problems with ballot counting - from the controversial 2000 presidential election to the 2018 statewide election �...

If elected, Congressman Eric Swalwell said he'd work on addressing student debt within the first 100 days of his presidency.

Risk-taking has been the rage since the Federal Reserve quit hiking interest rates at the end of last year. U.S. stocks are back near record highs and investors are stockpiling the lowest-grade corporate bonds with only ...

What do Nike and Google have in common? Both faced European Union (EU) antitrust fines in March — $14 million for Nike, $1.7 billion for Google.        

Sometimes it just doesn't make sense to wait.        

Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?