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Nordstrom has found that the combination of its legacy and traditions, along with new ideas and an expanded internet presence, will leave it well prepared for 2021.

With growth comes growing pains. Make sure not just you, but your employees, are ready to roll with the punches.

If we know our models learn bias from data, perhaps de-biasing data is the best approach to solving the problem.

Equal-weighted indexes are just starting to catch up with market-weighted peers, making a "wonderful entry point" for investors, the strategist said.

A business plan should not be set in stone--it should be a living, breathing document that helps your company achieve its goals and overcome any obstacles thrown its way.

Game brands in November saw a 76.65% increase in estimated outlay on TV ads at $49.7 million, led by Sony's PlayStation 5 ad blitz.

"We don't need the richest and most powerful people in the society to give more. We need them to take less," Anand Giridharadas told Business Insider.

A company in the U.K. is literally bottling customer's favourite tastes, texture and smells (and the memories these conjure up) into custom-made blended cocktails. At a cost of $130,000.

Leaders from the UK and EU agreed on Saturday to continue Brexit negotiations in Brussels, but highlighted key areas of disagreement.

South Korean 5G performance became so robust in 2020 that the transformative technology now looks poised for major global gains in 2021.

Afraid Bitcoin price might crash? These three key metrics help traders spot bullish and bearish sentiment in the crypto market.

Tony Hsieh, the legendary entrepreneur and former CEO of Zappos, died November 27 following injuries he sustained in a house fire more than a week prior.

Just recently, after the exchange paused cryptocurrency withdrawals, the trading platform Okex finally enabled digital currency withdrawals last Wednesday. Since then, the exchange seems to be experiencing an exodus of f...

Millennials fared the worst in terms of pandemic pay cuts, a Magnify Money study found. But more than half have already seen their pay restored.

"Decoupling" isn't coming; it's already here. And how the US chooses to face it will make or break our nation.

Stocks have won big this year, not primarily because earnings went up but because the cost of money went down almost to zero. A repeat in the next decade is almost inconceivable, which means future returns are likely to ...

Coinbase announced Saturday its plans to support an airdrop that has been seen as a factor in boosting XRP's price in recent weeks.

As more signs emerge that the economy is weakening most of the major averages, even the NYSE Composite, made a new high last week. Some technical measures are approaching high-risk levels and Tom Aspray wonders how stock...

Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, a Republican, on Sunday confirmed President-elect Biden won his state as President Trump tries to spread doubt.

The bipartisan framework already has the support of top Democrats who say it's a good place to start.

Buying a stock that has just split generally pays off. But in some years it's a losing move.

Three professors' index of economic uncertainty is flashing that the economy and the stock market are out of sync. Is it a Roaring '20s scenario?