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Game economies are a delicate thing. It doesn't take much to break them. We recently held a breakfast to address how to keep developers and players happy.

The median tenure for a top 100 CMO is 27 months. And most CMOs spend their tenure trying to paddle a sinking ship. Here's how to course-correct.

Kristel Kruustük talks about the growth of her software testing company, Testlio, and its direction under new CEO Steve Semelsberger.

Here is a quick-hitting look at the Week 2 games, leading off with the NFC Championship Game rematch.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) said late on Saturday it would not extend its contract with General Motors Co and would decide on a course of action at a meeting of union leaders in Detroit Sunday morning that could result...

Saturday's attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure have sidelined daily oil production equivalent to the total added during the U.S. shale oil boom.

An attack on Saudi oil facilities on Saturday is believed to have disrupted half the country's production capacity, making the United States the only real holder of the global supply cushion via its ability to raise own ...

Many people struggle to find a career that will make them happy. The good news is you don't have to settle on just one.

The recruitment industry is broken and no longer fit for purpose. It's up to us hiring managers help it change or even remove it completely.

The conventional methodology of teaching is how most teachers and trainers work--and it's not their fault. Want to grow your business or the minds of youth? Learn about the most critical piece you're missing as a teacher...

Luxury brands have done a great job of attracting young Chinese shoppers. Cash-strapped U.S. millennials will be a tougher sell.

Wellness is a fast-growing focus in the real estate industry. It's estimated to comprise a $134 billion slice of the market, according to the Global Wellness Institute. The concept has definitely come a long way from tha...

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing is embarking on a three-week charm offensive with London Stock Exchange investors as the Asian trading house tries to salvage its proposed $39 billion takeover offer.

The problem with ageism is that it's ingrained in society

The United Auto Workers (UAW) turned up the pressure on General Motors Co, threatening a strike by Sunday night if the company does not agree to its terms and ordering 850 maintenance workers at five GM facilities to wal...

Johnny Burris, a former JP Morgan financial adviser turned whistleblower, has taken a principled stand against what he sees as corporate greed when most would run for cover. Like many other whistleblowers, he's endured s...

Advertisers shelled out almost $100 million on U.S. TV commercials in and around the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, exceeding expectations.

CREDAI President Satish Magar termed the government's announcement as 'half-hearted attempt' to revive the ailing real estate sector.The Credai Chairman said the government should remove the unit price cap of ₹45 lakh ...

Dear John: I am a social worker writing on behalf of my client. Ten years ago, she was assaulted and beaten on the head, incurring injuries that required brain surgery and the placement of a steel plate and extensive reh...

In The Other, players wear Bose AR Frames -- head- and gesture-tracking sunglasses with built-in speakers -- as they listen, look, and walk their way through a narrative game set in a dystopian future.

Some U.S. manufacturers say tariffs, if targeted, will help address longstanding unfair trade practices like intellectual property theft.

Lots of leaders want to launch their businesses internationally, but that's often easier said than done. Here's what it takes to make a name overseas.