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With the impending exodus of Baby Boomers from the workplace over the next decade and the insurgence of Millennials into it, Millennials are expected to make up roughly 75% of the workforce by 2025. That’s why it’s e...

Trust is important not just in our personal lives but also in the workplace. If employees don't trust each other or their managers then all sorts of problems start to arise: collaboration and communication stagnates, inn...

The Tax Man in UK and Mexico Accepts Art, So Why Not in America?

FishingBooker.com, a site that helps people book charter boats for fishing trips, won an award at a tech conference. Does this mean fishing needs more tech -- or is it just the same playbook Uber used, now being applied ...

The contrarian takes on Silicon Valley's big issues.

It's an interesting move for HP that acknowledges that sometimes companies might want to use an OpenStack-friendly public cloud and sometimes they want to tap the market-leading Amazon public cloud.

Training workshops or long emails about company policies tend to go in one ear and out the other. A little Australian company, Looop (yes, three o’s), knows this, and it’s offering an alternative: online training cou...

Press Release: Kony, Inc. the leading enterprise mobility company, today announced the Kony Experience Cloud was named the first place winner in CTIA's MobITs Awards in the Mobile Applications, Development & Platforms ca...

My new favorite college ranking system released a fresh report this week, and the results show why Stanford is gaining a reputation as the best college in the country. Salary database startup PayScale ranks colleges by m...

One of the joys of running a small agency is that we get to work for all kinds of clients from the very small (literally Mom and Pop startups) to the massive (Ford, Chase, 3M).

It seems that the Freedom From Religion Foundation has inadvertently found the way to bring unity to the many disparate religions.   FFRF's credible threat to a major clergy tax benefit, the ability to exclude from inco...

Most traditional marketers don’t know how to beef up their digital skills, a recent Adobe study found. But marketing is becoming more and more digital, which means that finding the right people to manage marketing auto...

Since the passing of Steve Jobs, many have wondered whether Apple would be able to innovate in a new product category again. Following the return of the Apple co-founder in 1997, the company began hitting a series of hom...

Chinese workers at a plant making iPhone and iPad screens strike after being stiffed for promised moon cakes and $100 raise

Google said at Google I/O in June that it would port over Android mobile apps to its Chromebook laptops. Now the tech giant has successfully finished the first chapter of that work, having completed the transition for a ...

After acquiring Belgian ticketing company Sherpa.be yesterday, Ticketmaster has bought one more: Eventjoy, a little startup that provides do-it-yourself tools for event organizers. Although it’s joining Ticketmaster, t...

The news people consume on a daily basis usually consists of whatever is blasted out on social media by friends. But it’s not always easy to find the most important news of the day. That is a problem Yahoo is attemptin...

Press Release: MapR Technologies, Inc., provider of the top-ranked distribution for Apache™ Hadoop®, today announced the appointment of Patrik Svanström as vice president, EMEA. Svanström will be responsible for Map...

It's not easy to compete with the biggest clouds today. Instead, CloudBees will focus all of its efforts on making Jenkins easier for developers to use when they want to test and run their application code.

Intel turned to fashion designer Anouk Wipprecht to create the "synapse dress."

Google today announced that it has acquired polling startup Polar and plans to shut the service down by 2015. As Polar fades away, the Polar team will be assigned to make Google+ “as beautiful and simple to use as poss...

"Wikidocs technology is pretty much unique [and] really changes the playing field," ex-Wikodocs exec Erik Bovee told us.