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Want to Buy a European Castle? Now's Your Chance.
Brokers say prices for high-end properties across Europe for American buyers are down 25 to 40 percent from a year ago.
Lobster Went From Prison Food to Delicacy. Your Product Can, Too. (Infographic)
The 'cockroach of the sea' wasn't always so swanky. It was cleverly rebranded. Dig into the creature's remarkable tale to learn how you can boost perception of your product's value.
Pebble Time Is Officially the Most Funded Project in Kickstarter History
The crowdfunding campaign for the new smartwatch raised more than $13.3 million, toppling the previous record set by the Coolest Cooler.
Historic Papers From This Famous Scientist Were Hidden...Where?
Sometimes even the smartest people do the darndest things.
How History and Adversity Pushed an Entrepreneur to Shark Tank Success
The creator of a tool that teaches people to play guitar took advantage of a moment of creativity that resulted from hard circumstances.
7 Innovators That Changed Retail Forever
These visionaries led their companies against the grain and redefined consumer culture as we know it.
A Brief History of Silicon Valley, the Region That Revolutionizes How We Do Everything
America's consternation over Russia's launch of Sputnik gave birth to Silicon Valley. It's domination of global technology innovation shows no signs of ending.
A Family Legacy: Tennessee Brothers Seek to Revive Fallen Whiskey Empire
The Nelson brothers were staggered to discover on a country drive one day that their great-great-great grandfather owned and operated one of the largest whiskey distilleries in pre-Prohibition America.
Now That Your Public Tweets Are Searchable, Here's How to Delete the Embarrassing Ones
While the Library of Congress is keeping the official record, Twitter users now have an easier way erasing their old, awkward tweets.
Europe Makes Space History as Probe Lands on Comet
This mission is the climax of a decade-long mission to get samples from what are the remnants of the birth of Earth's solar system.
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Original Apple Computer Could Fetch $600,000 at Upcoming Auction
A fully operational computer that Steve Jobs sold out of his parents' garage in 1976 is about to hit the auction block.
10 Powerful Practices From 10 Highly Respected People
Money and success are honorable goals but respect is more valuable than either and dependent upon neither.
How Competition Created an Industry That Changed the World
The intense rivalry between NBC's David Sarnoff and CBS's William Paley propelled them to improve the quality of early radio.
These 7 Lessons From the Ancient Stoics Are Relevant for Entrepreneurs Today
Throughout history, the most successful leaders are those unperturbed by setbacks and focused on what they can control.