Mark Koba is a senior editor at CNBC.com. His experience includes 11 years at Bloomberg LP, where among various duties, he was program producer for the award-winning "Bloomberg Small Business" television show. Koba's background includes a decade of news writing and show producing at CNN, E! Entertainment Television, ABC’s "World News Now," "Good Morning America" and CBS's "This Morning." He's been writing on economic topics the last two years.
Mark Koba
Senior Editor, CNBC
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In addition to superbugs' deadly human toll, associated health costs run into the billions. Some warn that we may never win our war against them as research tapers off.
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Despite changes to the alternative minimum tax rules, millions will still have to pay it and the number of obligated taxpayers will keep growing.
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The alternative minimum tax, or AMT as it's known, has become one of the most dreaded phrases in tax terminology. CNBC explains.
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Becoming a lawyer seemed to be one of those career moves that could stand up to any type of economic setback. Not anymore.
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What's the best way to slam dunk your rivals at work and walk away with your own championship crown? A couple of experts and self described statistical geeks weigh in.
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Obamacare and the aging of doctors and patients are exacerbating the shortage of primary care physicians.
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New York City starts a ban this Tuesday on the sale of big sugary drinks. But there are exceptions to the rule and places to buy them.
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Insurers know that extreme weather has become the new normal but a new survey says that many firms are not prepared for future super storms.
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Many U.S. executives claim their workers are average at best when it comes to critical thinking, creativity and communication, and businesses are hurting as a result.
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In order to ensure they can withstand a severe economic crisis, financial institutions must have a "checkup."