Opinion

Trump's plans for tax and regulatory reform could benefit entrepreneurs, small business owners and corporations alike.

You could get passed over on LinkedIn if your headshot stinks. Put your best face forward on the popular professional networking hub by not making these common and comical profile faux pas.

If you agree with most of the opinions you read online, you could be in a 'filter bubble.'

The founder of The Rebuild Your Life Project wants to help women during their most extreme life transitions.

That Silicon Valley jargon is simultaneously the dumbest and most perfect appellation for overvalued startups.

We asked, and you answered.

The fact that it's such a popular element of Facebook's functionality goes a long way in showing how important it is, both for the people clicking the button, and those on the receiving end.

There was an overwhelming call to keep them in the classroom.

Too busy or tired to give your kids a lift to school or practice? Put them in a Shuddle.

By favoring one type of company over another, regulators are guilty of the worst kind of government interference.

Are champions born or are they made?

What industry is yelling loudest about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act? Meet the trade group leading a charge to water down and repeal Obamacare.

Forget Los Angeles to San Francisco. Given California's brutal regulatory climate, Elon Musk has a much better chance linking Austin to Dallas, writes Ray Hennessey.

There has been much angst over the Trans-Pacific Trade Agreement, but the argument that freer trade is bad for workers doesn't hold water, writes Ray Hennessey.

While some lawmakers are quick to join in the chorus of complaints about 'Big Oil', it's companies like Exxon that send the bags of cash to Washington for Congress to squander, writes Ray Hennessey.

When it comes to the increased trend of adding part-time jobs under Obamacare, what looks like a 'win-win' is actually a 'lose-lose' for businesses.

Turkish startups receive substantial support from the government, yet many entrepreneurs disagree with state policies, writes Case Western's Michael Goldberg.

You may have read that the recent acceleration of Arctic melting will lead to $60 trillion in global economic losses. Don't believe it.

In a single move, Six Flags Entertainment could usher in a new era of smart regulation or set the free markets back decades.

An anti-business mindset is the real reason the Motor City finds itself in bankruptcy court. A federal bailout would be further evidence of its bad bets.

Business strategist Carol Roth argues that forcing businesses to pay interns ignores both the costs incurred by the host business and the value interns receive.