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Cloud startup SugarSync just closed an additional $3 million in funding, according to an SEC filing.

Online art gallery UGallery announced today that it now has over 500 artists in its community and 6,000 original pieces of art in its marketplace- "the biggest numbers today for an all-original art focused startup."

This ed-tech startup hosts what it calls MindSumo Challenges to test specific skill sets and help companies recruit talent.

Guest Post Digital health may be garnering all the glory for its promise to transform health care, but take a closer look and you'll find a promising next wave of health care investments.

While Star Trek Into Darkness is still a few days away from premiering in theaters, Microsoft's Bing team is teaming up with Paramount to celebrate a little early with a brand-new feature.

One unintended use for massive open online courses, dubbed "MOOCs," is to help professors better understand the mechanics of cheating in online learning.

Aereo has announced that Atlanta, Ga. will be the next market to receive its streaming TV service, with a roll out scheduled for next month.

Popular expense report startup Expensify has added the ability to invoice and bill clients from inside its cloud-based dashboard.

Founded by Google's former Head of Products, Collegefeed is a social network that brings together students and employers to improve the hiring process.

Of course BBM is going cross-platform -- it had to.

Loop launched today to help businesses get customer feedback in the moment using quick, five-question surveys.

In other words, PayPal is all in.

Facebook's coming video ads will be disruptive, interrupt people, and run the risk of Facebook becoming the very social network it supplanted, according to at least one online advertising executive.

Today, car sharing startup RelayRides announced that it has acquired competitor Wheelz to accelerate its growth.

by Melissa Llarena

What is it that you most want to change about corporations? That's the question I put to my LBS elective program, and here are three deep frustrations that the 50 MBA and Sloan students shared:

Mobile payments business Square has debuted a new piece of hardware called the Square Stand that makes using an iPad as a cash register a more elegant solution.

The New York Fed's household debt and credit report is out and the headlines will focus on the continued deleveraging of US households. That is, total credit market debt owed by American families is shrinking. Its import...

Incubator program 500 Startups is debuting its sixth batch of companies today, which feature quite a few that come from not just outside silicon valley, but also the country.

3D printing and augmented reality are very different technologies, but, combined, they can pull off some very interesting things.

BlackBerry managed to squeeze in one surprise announcement during its huge conference keynote this morning.