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There may be some hope for business owners currently holding off on buying equipment as they wait for Congress to decide whether to raise the limit on the amount companies …

France, the nation of 35 hour work weeks and five weeks of paid vacation, has just passed legislation that makes checking work emails after-hours illegal for some residents. Worker unions …

There were 300,000 more job openings in the United States in February than in January, marking the highest it has been in six years, according to a report the U.S. …

A wave of negative feedback through Facebook and Twitter forced Chili’s Grill & Bar to cancel a nationwide fundraising effort scheduled for April 7 that would have donated 10% of …

Senior citizens are increasingly using technology, with 59 percent of Americans age 65 years old and older now using the internet and 47 percent using a broadband connection. However, that …

Fifty-one percent of student veterans who participated in the GI Bill since 2009 have gone on to graduate, according to new data. The Student Veterans of America (SVA) worked with …

Having a team full of eager-to-please employees isn’t always a good thing. Employees who always agree with their bosses may not be as honest or accurate in their reporting, according …

Getting Millennial females engaged with a company may help bring in more referral traffic, according to new data from social commerce company, ShopSocially. Using data from the ShopSocially platform, the …

LinkedIn users might have noticed a lot of rich content on their feeds recently from major influencers like business mogul and philanthropist, Bill Gates and founder of Virgin Group, Richard …

Marketing is changing and marketers are struggling to keep up, according to a new Adobe study. Research from Digital Roadblock: Marketers Struggle to Reinvent Themselves showed that 64 percent of …