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For the first time, the Paralympics are getting strong media coverage across network TV. Stay tuned for ads that spotlight these amazing athletes. » Read More
By: Elizabeth MacBride, Special to CNBC.com
Only 38 percent of the US workforce has a 401(k). In the war for talent, companies are sprucing up plans by ensuring a well-designed employer match. » Read More |
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How two tech startup employees left their company, and disrupted a very old (and comfortable) industry. » Read More |
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Under the radar of the Ukrainian military crisis is a 'class' war that Catholic priests have been quietly fighting for a brighter economic future. » Read More |
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Despite a slowdown in traditional beer production, craft breweries are experiencing almost a 10 percent increase because of shifting consumer tastes.
Companies are preparing to launch unmanned aircraft in the Arctic this summer to aid in energy exploration, climatology research and shipping.
Despite Amazon's tight grip on e-commerce, start-ups can capitalize on the giant's flaws, said Petflow.com co-founder Joe Speiser.
It sounds too good to be true, but companies are starting to let employees take as much time off as they want ... and it's all paid.
Google is moving to solar, wind and other alternative energies to power its data centers and banks of servers.
MOOCs may yet upend higher education. For companies, though, MOOCs are already cutting into the $160 billion spent each year on job training.
Three-dimensional printing is going to revolutionize the toy industry, one 3-D printing company exec says.
Insects as a food source? Social entrepreneurs say eating bugs is good for the planet and great for personal nutrition.
Shipments of smart wearable bands – currently a relatively small sector - are set to grow by mammoth proportions in 2014, according to analyst Canalys.
There seems to be little to no interest in fresh overseas investment into India, and that’s a mistake, says a local expert.
An experiment by Fox on a dating website to promote its hit series "The Mindy Project" tests the limits of native advertising.
The bear case against Green Mountain Coffee Roasters has evaporated, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
As electric vehicles catch on, business owners wonder whether the upfront cost of an EV charging station will pay them back in terms of customers.
Charter's pursuit of Time Warner Cable shows how cable television is trying to protect itself against Internet services like Hulu and Netflix.
From Richard Sherman's outburst to Peyton Manning's style, here are some lessons executives can learn from the NFL.
Premiums for health plans sold on Obamacare exchanges are about the same or cheaper than premiums for employer-offered plans, a study finds.
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Data which can track our psychological behavior is "something very powerful" and could help tackle unhealthy habits, according to the CEO of Earthmiles.
Uber ex-CEO Travis Kalanick called a suit filed against him by an investor in the firm a "public and personal attack."
The plan still needs approval by the joint finance committee as well as the Senate before it can go to the governor.
