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A new survey from Ware2Go reveals that more than half of online shoppers recently found new stores from which to shop for items they wanted.

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

Reuters Microsoft and advertising firm McCann asked the artist Shantell Martin to make a Black Lives Matter mural in Manhattan. In an email, the duo asked Martin to make the mural this weekend "while the protests are sti...

As its Sunderland plant reopens, the carmaker will turn again to a problem as intractable now as it was in 2016 It must have been a strange last four years for the workers at Nissan's Sunderland factory, as they went abo...

39% of those surveyed in the U.S. have done high-risk things with household cleaners in attempts to stay safe from the Covid-19 coronavirus.

"It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future," said Lawrence "Yogi" Berra. If you can't rely on science and data for predictions, and the best economic minds are consistently wrong about the market, what'...

The Tesla Model 3 is now the best-selling vehicle in California in all categories, as it already is in the arguably less representative market of the Netherlands. In case you hadn't noticed, the automotive market is chan...

Individual investors are pouring money into popular technology stocks, contributing to a booming rally that is leading major indexes higher even as economic uncertainty related to the coronavirus lingers.

AP Photo/Patrick Semansky Puritan Medical Products, a medical swab manufacturer, will reportedly have to throw away all the coronavirus swabs made during President Trump's visit to the factory on Friday. A spokesperson f...

Charles Platiau/Reuters Facebook was embroiled in controversy again this week as employees revolted against its decision not to take action against a post from President Trump about the George Floyd protests. Facebook's ...

The relationship between retailers and their (mainly) institutional landlords has always been one characterised by strained relationships and confrontation.

Free accessibility plugins sound like a welcome solution for small business owners and their sites. However, they're creating a host of problems.

Stocks are expensive and the economy is terrible

Entrepreneurs face fear more than any other type of professional. It's up to them to make decisions, make payroll, raise money, and build a great company, with few people aside from advisors and fellow entrepreneurs to t...

The panic is past. But the pandemic is still with us. Businesses are preparing for a world in which the Covid-19 virus and other pandemic diseases are a recurring feature.

Federal stimulus money for airlines is keeping them afloat through the coronavirus pandemic, but it's not proving to be enough to sustain the industry at its pre-pandemic size.

Financial pundits got the second coming of the Great Depression wrong. That's great news for markets.

Our country is questioning long-held beliefs (both conscious and unconscious) about the lives and treatment of the Black community.

Analogies between the present period and 1968-69 abound. These are fair, but analogies to 1918-19 and 1928-29 are just as compelling. And this is because we have yet to complete our post- Civil War Reconstruction. Here's...

Almost halfway through the year, the cannabis sector, while down still year-to-date, has experienced a massive rally since the middle of March, when it hit an all-time closing low: The New Cannabis Ventures Global Cannab...

If you are a Californian whose income has been affected by COVID-19, here are answers to frequently asked questions about the California unemployment benefits process.

To compensate for the salary cuts, many companies are offering Esops. The benefit allows employees to buy stocks in the company where they work at a lower price than the fair market value