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WeWork’s getting gig economy workers back into the office. Using their strategies can also bring customers back in your door.

I spoke with actor Marisha Ray who is best known by Dungeons & Dragons fans for playing her Druid character Keyleth on Geek & Sundry's D&D livestream Critical Role.

The celebrated British novelist worked her magic by conjuring cash from a variety of different sources.

Chance The Rapper teams up with Twitter for a new commercial.

Senior corporate executives outside the IT department can make the difference between a company that’s ready to fend off a cyberattack and one that’s likely to be compromised, according to David Mahon, vice president and chief security officer for CenturyLink.

Houston is going to win the American League West by 20 games, but the Rangers are right in the thick of it for the wild card. The second will card. Texas has to decide. To get a guy like Darvish -- a Greinke-like 1-A if ever there was one -- Los Angeles is going to have to wait on Jon Daniels.

The Selfie Generation are coming into their prime money spending years and the pressure to look perfect continues to increase. Beyond increased demand, here's why technologies like HoloLens are helping Cosmetic Surgeons convert a lot of business.

The rapid growth in AI-enabled home speakers like Amazon's Echo and Apple's new HomePod will drive a sea-change in how consumers engage with content, commerce and advertising. Here are the new moves marketers will need to make to operate in an audio environment.

Last month I told you about the upcoming rebalance of the hugely popular VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ), and how it would distress shares of junior, small-cap mining stocks.

When I heard the most recent example of Uber sexism, I couldn't stop asking the question: If entrepreneurship is all about change and progress and solving problems, why is it so bad for women?

Heading into the second half of 2017, we believe the elongated U.S. credit and business cycle – currently eight years old and counting – will continue through the end of the year.

English-born Oxford-educated fashion journalist with a twenty-year experience at the American Vogue, Plum Sykes returns to the literary runway with a highly anticipated thriller Party Girls Die in Pearls: An Oxford Girl Mystery.

A Range-Antero hookup has been mentioned as a possibility and some have thought Warren Resources Inc., Rex Energy Corp. and Eclipse Resources Corp. could be picked up.

Looking to increase shareholder value, Marfrig Global Foods, Brazil’s second largest beef producer, plans to carve-out a portion of Keystone Foods in the United States. As a standalone company, Keystone is well positioned to capitalize on its continued profitability and volume growth.

A couple of years ago, Los Angeles became very popular.

Are you a registered voter? If so, an incredibly detailed profile of you was leaked by a GOP contractor.

The bottom line for entrepreneurs is this: if your business has been using suggestive or provocative language, and your lawyer has been telling you that you won’t be able to get federal registration, today is the day to consider that the hurdles you have been facing are now gone.

Alaska Herring Week calls attention to one of the region’s great, wild seafood resources.

Retirement often feels out of reach. Spending an afternoon tackling these three things can help improve your odds of saving enough — and your confidence.

Jay Z's launch plan reflects his philosophy for album releases. Rather that putting out music haphazardly, he has used hes last several records as part of broader business moves.

Family minded vehicles enjoy the lowest average insurance rates, with the Honda Odyssey minivan being the cheapest to cover.

A small plant science company is developing a line of tobacco that "just says no" to its addictive drug, nicotine. That may help people shake the deadly habit of smoking. They have also developed pot that doesn't make people high because of THC. That opens doors to medical uses

Where an art-world insider spends her time at Art Basel.

As if anyone needed a reminder that the security of Internet-connected cameras is seriously lacking, there's a cheap app for sale that lets them spy on thousands of live feeds that are supposed to be private.