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Proponents of hyperbaric oxygen therapy as a treatment for autism argue that the controversy around it is "political, not scientific." But that's not actually the case.

Detroit appears to be in hospice. The city's bankruptcy in July unleashed a torrent of commentary on the origins and causes of its decline. It could have been the cold. No universities. It could have been corruption. No ...

Old school leaders limit their language to profit, quotas and market share. While these quantitative metrics are critical, they don't ignite emotional engagement. They're internally focused on what the company wants to a...

Investors love complexity. They seem attracted, like moths to a flame, to investment funds that are marketed as "designed for this market." ETFs, on the other hand, often are the market, a simple benchmark.

By David Meer

Dead Rising 3, Killer Instinct, TitanFall, and Fable Legends are all headed to Xbox One.

NerdWallet tallied the top 42 metro areas by population to determine this (surprising!) list of the best cities for young founders. These 10 came out on top--and (shocklingly!) the Alley and the Valley are nowhere to be ...

This week I had the opportunity to spend time with entrepreneur and educator Stedman Graham. He knows a bit about communications and business. No stranger to national and global press, he's best known as the long time pa...

This week I had the pleasure of attending the New York International Gift Fair at the Javits Center in Manhattan. The show is one of the largest in the world, boasting 2,800 exhibitors and 35,000 attendees. It's a five-d...

Thanks largely to Richard Bagley, Northrop-Gruman paid the federal government over $111,000,000 to settle a claim against its recently acquired subsidiary TRW. That was in 2003. This month, a US District Court ruled that...

This morning, at the World War I Museum in downtown Kansas City, 10 passionate entrepreneurs introduced their products to an energized audience of angel investors and venture capitalists. It was "Demo Day," the culminati...

A chocolatier starts in one outlet and expands into hundreds. Local businesses optimize for mobile to tap search rates doubling those on the desktop. A cleaning products company sources trash for its supply chain. Explor...

Getting your customers engaged across paid, owned and earned social media channels isn't difficult if you think and act like a network.

The US Open is a two-week tournament that bridges summer and fall. In addition to a seasonal right of passage, it's a destination event on par with any major sporting event in the U.S. The Open draws fans from across the...

We get a lot of calls every week asking about ideas for getting business.

The 9 to 5 job may soon be a relic of the past, if Millennials have their way. A slow climb in a company was once the accepted career path. However, today the experiences of men and women starting their careers are close...

Entrepreneurs with non-native accents are less likely to receive new-venture funding, and job candidates with non-native accents are less likely to be recommended for management positions. These are the findings of a stu...

Fall fashion favorites in perfect shades of pink. Don't dread the cooler weather, pop some pink and add some happy into your closet.

On one night at least, some artists and some finance and real estate professionals discovered some common ground.

I don't know Steve Ballmer. I've only met him once. (I've met with Bill Gates more often than that.) But let's face it, he had tremendous impact as a leader. And it's now a good time for him to step aside.

(Kitco News) - Participants in the Kitco News weekly gold survey expect prices to rise, particularly after the market broke through strong overhead resistance on technical price charts.

Figuring out Friday night just got so much easier. Timbre, an app which lets users browse a sleek timeline of nearby shows, solves the pain point of finding something to do by letting fans play a clip of a band and then ...