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None are good for a company's bottom line.

A national poll shows that most Americans would be in favor of fingerprint background checks for drivers.

Love him or hate him, the senator from Vermont has almost entirely powered his bid for president much the same way the Pebble smartwatch was funded on Kickstarter.

These stats show women-owned businesses are thriving.

While it has become popular to call sitting the new smoking, standing all day is not without its health risks. Here's how you can make sure that when you are sitting, you are sitting ergonomically.

Expense management startup Abacus broke down where companies' dollars are going.

One third of Americans aren't getting the rest they need, according to a new study.

Love may be a matter of the heart, but as these illustrations show, it also helps drive the economy.

From industry leaders to startups to venture capital, here is where women are making an impact.

Mark Zuckerberg was a millionaire by the time he was 22, but George Soros didn't make his first million until he was 47.

These stats about the big game may surprise you.

#3: 'We're looking for a rock star ninja beast for a unique opportunity.'

Try to attend tech meetups and hackathons whenever possible, and always ask for a portfolio of finished projects.

These celebrity canines are cashing in on their social media following to score lucrative endorsement deals and product lines.

Design is poised to become more flat, responsive and card-based in the year ahead.

The Golden Arches just wouldn't communicate the same thing if they were purple.

A toxic hire can cost a company time and money, so finding workers with these characteristics is vital.

From an analysis of Star Trek to a reworking of the seven deadly sins, these entertaining nuggets of information will make you rethink how you approach target markets.

A good deal of payments go out late. Check out this graphic to see which industries are most affected.

It's be time to assess your spending and look beyond the books to identify inefficiencies and places your business could be losing money.

The last thing you want to do is send an email or publish a blog post filled with grammatical errors.