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The obesity rate among 2- to 5-year-olds has fallen 43 percent over the last decade.

A direct mail expert explains exactly what types of mailing lists are out there and how to choose the best ones.

Pronouns are important, and new research suggests that too many 'I's are bad for the psyche.

A recent study shows that on virtually every measure of economic wellbeing and career attainment, college educated millennials are outperforming their peers with less education.

A Danish man who lost his arm in an accident was able to feel objects by way of surgically implanted sensors connected to a bionic hand.

For our series The Grind, the founder of Practice Makes Perfect discusses how pivoting helped him not fall into the category of failures.

A consortium of sustainability researchers sponsored by Boeing, Honeywell and Etihad Airways has conducted promising research on shrub-like plants that could give the airline industry, among others, an alternative to oil.

Research suggests that a healthy mental outlook may protect against physical deterioration as we age.

Thinking of investing? Check out these three critical sections of the franchise disclosure document first.

Researchers have provided another reason to embrace our coffee addictions, with a new study suggesting caffeine may improve long-term memory.

Concentrate your efforts and you can become an expert on a product or market niche fairly quickly. Here's how.

Congress debates a bill that would extend a research and development tax credit to startups.

The majority of companies don't know which of their products and services are most valued by the people who pay for them -- here's how to get it right.

The billionaire tech entrepreneur explains how bowing to your customers' every request can stunt innovation.

Consider this advice for getting customer feedback over Facebook and Twitter.

Costly deals on unfocused group-buying sites with an audience full of bargain hunters is proving to be the wrong approach.