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Business Accounting

Protecting Your Computer Against the Threat Posed by Humans

Stave off unnecessary data loss at your company resulting from errors made by your own staff.

By Pam Lyra

Thought Leaders

Teach Yourself Coding on Your Own Time With These Resources

By Peter Gasca

Building a Business

Seriously, It’s Really Time to Upgrade From Windows XP

By Richard Thompson

Tech

Sony Now Predicts a $1.1 Billion Loss, Shuts Down PC Business

By Brian Patrick Eha

Business News

This New Startup Aims to Revolutionize Selling Your Old Electronics

A mobile app called FOBO holds 97-minute local auctions for your old electronics, where you're guaranteed a sale.

By Emily Price

Building a Business

On the Mac’s 30th Birthday, Apple Does Some Horn Tooting

The often tight-lipped company is having a relatively effusive celebration to mark three decades of its game-changing computer. It's even asking for some fan input.

By Matt Wilson

Building a Business

Intel Wants to Make Computers Think More Like Humans

At CES, the tech giant unveiled RealSense, technology it says creates more 'natural' interactions with computers and tablets.

By Jason Fell

Business News

Tim Bucher Wants to Build a ‘Master Database of Your Life Memories’

The serial entrepreneur who has worked for Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Michael Dell has a new startup, and it's about to come out of stealth mode.

By Brian Patrick Eha

Tech

3 Things You Need to Know About Your Tech Guy

Your tech support can make or break your business when something goes awry. Here's what you need to know to avoid disaster.

By Gene Marks

Tech

Dell’s Latest Problem? Computers That Smell Like Cat Urine.

Dell says a new manufacturing process is to blame for the bad smell coming from one of its new laptops.

By Andrea Huspeni

Building a Business

Intel’s Futurist: We’ll Soon Be Living In Computers

As the size of a computer chip approaches zero, computational power will be everywhere and in everything, says Brian David Johnson, the resident futurist at Intel.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

Employees Ditch Company Tech in Favor of Personal Devices

Increasingly, employees believe in BYOD -- bring your own device. Here's what companies may lose due to their terrible tech.

By Cadie Thompson

Tech

Done Deal: A Look at the Long, Contentious Road to Buying Dell Inc.

In this interactive timeline, we look back at how founder Michael Dell's proposal to acquire the company and take it private played out.

By Benjamin Kabin

Business News

Debunked: 9 Common Myths About Technology

If you think any of these are true, think again.

By Caroline Moss

Business News

7 Computer Keyboards That Broke the Mold

Microsoft's new Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard is just one of several modern computer keyboards that have piqued the interest of the tech world and business community.

By Ashley Lee

Business News

5 Low-Cost Apps to Make Your Computer Run Super Fast

These apps can help your computer run less sluggish and increase your productivity at the same time.

By Benjamin Kabin

Tech

Startup Telepathy Raises $5 Million for Wearable Computer

Google isn't the only company investing in wearable computing devices. Telepathy is an upstart with a device of its own.

By Brian Patrick Eha

Building a Business

Dell Founder’s New Buyout Bid Wins Initial Shareholder Approval

The official vote on the bid from Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners has been pushed back to September 12.

By Benjamin Kabin

Business News

Dell Postpones Buyout Meeting as More Votes Needed

Dell put off shareholder vote on its founder's $24.4 billion buyout offer, after failing to get enough support to seal the deal.

By Nadia Damouni and Anna Driver

Tech

The Technology That Could Save Schools Thousands

By giving new life to old computers, Neverware hopes to save schools, hospitals and businesses the time and hassle of upgrading hardware and software.

By Marti Benedetti