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Key takeaways from this week's National Retail Federation's show.

Infographics have long been a content marketer's staple, but let's face it, any content that requires viewers to pinch, zoom, and pan is going to turn people off.

The rumored intraoffice communication platform is now available as part of a pilot program.

The authors' conclusion? Bring your phone to meetings and other events that require focus.

Mobile technology is reshaping work and business but few companies have taken full advantage of the potential.

Creating software that can accommodate large volumes of customers takes a lot of time and money. It's better to build something that you can ensure will launch.

These tech solutions will save you time, space and headaches.

The new classroom dashboard is just one way the learning startup wants to make education more accessible for everyone.

Here are a few pointers on how to beat the holiday burnout and keep customers wanting more.

Retailers in 2014 worked harder than ever to fuse their physical and online stores. Here's what's in store for 2015.

Officials believe a revamped system would ultimately cut down on the losses the city incurs each year from unpaid violations.

The company raised a fresh $1.1 billion from investors and is currently the No. 3 smartphone company in the world behind Samsung and Apple.

The heart emoji appears billions of times per day across blogs, Twitter, Facebook and major news outlets, according to a study by the Global Language Monitor, an Austin-based analytics firm.

The mobile giant is rumored to be discontinuing the Alpha after a few short months on the market.

In this age of information overload, startup founders who are aware and keep their heads above the competition will find success.

Attention Android-loving Pebble people: More nerdy smartwatch goodness is now yours.

This year's list contains a mixture of everything -- from helpful productivity apps to cutting-edge games with stunning graphics.

Advances in telecommunications and audio improvements will modernize the way people work remotely.

Ditch these flops as we head into the new year.

Papa John's became the first pizza chain to sustain more than 50 percent total online sales, but Domino's and Pizza Hut aren't far behind.

While many purchases are still made online, consumers still appreciate their local shops and the ability to discover items.