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The divide sometimes has devastating consequences.

Pair allegedly sent Apple devices claiming they were faulty and received brand-new genuine models as replacements

It’s not about who you know, but who you follow

How can creators maintain career sustainability?

Most phone cases are cheap, mass-produced, and available everywhere, but Bailey Hikawa makes hers one at a time.

UPS, partnered with Matternet, just moved crucial medical supplies via drone in WakeMed Raleigh's medical campus.

Evaldas Rimasauskas, 50, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud charge in Manhattan last week and faces up to 30 years in prison.

The Tesla and SpaceX founder solves unsolvable problems by embracing this accelerated learning used by Aristotle, Euclid, Thomas Edison, Feynman, and Nikola Tesla.

The Asian country where women hold 37 percent of leadership roles, compared with an average of 24 percent globally, may come as a surprise. In this same nation, women make up 40 percent of chief executives and 34 percent of chief financial officers.

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Inside Amalgam Collection, the world's largest miniature car factory.

Used cans are piling up at scrapyards because U.S. aluminum companies are turning fewer of them into new metal, another indication of the economic challenges facing recycling.

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Spoiler: Spotify isn’t suing songwriters.

As “The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley,” a new HBO documentary from Alex Gibney, shows, the real Holmes is no better understood today than when she was in the depths of her deception.

The Theranos founder’s specific brand of corporate feminism sets an example for us all

The Twilight of Combustion Comes for Germany's Empire of Engines The nation that invented the heart of the car at the dawn of the 20th century might struggle to adapt to the coming electric era.

Stock market turmoil and less-than-rosy economic data leave no doubt that China’s economy is in dire straits. But that hasn’t stopped massive, state-owned corporations from going on shopping sprees in Europe.