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Mobile apps have transformed how we live our daily lives. We can find out the weather, order dinner for delivery or call a taxi, all from the palm of our …

If you want to get your creative juices flowing, stand up and get walking. The concept may sound simple, but there’s actual scientific evidence to back it up. Researchers have …

Small business owners are feeling more optimistic than they have since 2007 and expect the economy and their sales to improve over the next six months, a survey shows. The …

While conventional wisdom points to clustering of similar industries in one area, preferably near major research universities, as the key to innovative success in industry, research has uncovered another, little-known …

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest report on the employment situation in America showed an overall gain of 321,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in November with a stagnant unemployment rate …

Reaffirming its standing as the king of coffeehouses, Starbucks has opened its first-ever Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room megastore in Seattle. At 15,000-square-feet, the massive homage to all things coffee …

Graduates from universities in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) are more attached to their alma maters than graduates of non-SEC schools, according to a survey by Gallup. Forty percent of SEC …

These days, the Internet is flooded with ads pitching every product and service imaginable. But do consumers actually see the ads? A new study says probably not. The study by …

Getting a college degree straight out of high school, while the norm for many young 20-somethings, isn’t necessarily a factor in how much money they will earn later in life. …

Most students at U.S. colleges take more than four years to graduate, resulting in higher education costs, more student debt and lost wages, a new report shows. Among public universities, …