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When a pilot or flight attendant wigs out, it makes headlines. Where you work, the signs of stress are no doubt subtler, but they signal turbulence ahead.
It's dominant in mobile ads and its Android makes up half of smartphone traffic. Now, it wants to move more businesses onto the mobile web.
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Compare to Windows, OS X is nearly malware free. But it does run JavaScript.
It's got a near-monopoly on personal finance software, and now Intuit is looking beyond the desktop and to the cloud.
The JOBS Act will lift a ban on advertising by hedge fund and private equity firms, but Wall Street may come to regret it.
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) disclosed on Wednesday afternoon that it paid its CEO $23 million in 2011.
Ben Bernanke makes a rare Wall Street appearance.
It's hard to imagine that gas stations will become "the next Whole Foods." But making them less unpleasant would be good business.
Sears Holdings one of the top performers in the stock market this year, but that's not because its outlook is bright. What's the end game?
Yes, the Detroit automakers are enjoying a rebound. But, since the last recession, the U.S. market has shifted dramatically.
It's known as a disruptor, but the secret of Apple's success may be its incrementalism
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