Businesses will collect more than $9 billion by one estimate. Small ventures likely settled more quickly and for less than their larger counterparts

Michelle Obama is pressing companies to recruit veterans whose skills may not come across on a resume

Advice for advertisers looking to capitalize on the first openly gay athlete in U.S. team sports

A new study shows that despite women making up a large part of the overall public sector workforce, they remain under-represented in positions of leadership

To convince officials to reduce a company's tax burden, build a case backed with data and get peers and politicians to support it

From Lichtenstein to Cyprus, the favorite spots of the world's wealthiest are tightening up on taxation and transparency

If American wants to remain competitive, we must do away with the cookie-cutter approach to secondary education

Proponents of legal pot said it would bring a flood of tax revenue. Not so fast

Tax collection is too complex for retailers, say opponents of a proposed law scheduled for its final vote in the Senate in May. Free software is intended to make it easier

Planning is the most critical step in change management; it doesn’t matter if that change is personal or professional

A Mexico City hospital sports a new facade that eliminates smog pollution

The world's second-biggest private bank is trying to reinvent its wealth management business

The ACLU and other entities want the uncommitted state to make up its mind

Beijing's efforts to regulate the country's massive informal lending system has met with limited success

The disease's overwhelming suffering—and expense—cry out for a greater research effort

Over the last century, the S&P 500 and U.S. Treasuries have posted the exact annual gain of 5.2 percent, until of course you factor in dividends

The hacking of the AP's Twitter account was not the first time a fake tweet moved markets

Executives at U.S. companies with revenue between $10 million and $1 billion are more confident about their local economies than larger economies

To weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, House Republicans want to prevent the agency's director from testifying

Dr. Marty Makary, a Johns Hopkins surgeon, says recording operations on video could improve quality. The challenge is getting doctors to agree

Italy's lowest 2-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence

In today’s modern workplace you have to be accountable for your career and take charge of your life

Richard Handler of Jefferies Group was the highest-paid CEO with an MBA in 2012

The revamped "MBA in Responsible Management" at the French B-school requires that 10 percent of coursework is focused on corporate social responsibility and sustainability

Can benefits vary depending on employee type? Are multiple businesses counted in employee tallies? Industry experts weigh in on a handful of common questions about the law's requirements

In May, Harvard will become the first U.S. business school to compete in the MBA Tournament—in soccer of all things

The biggest factors driving income inequality stem from inherited advantages, both in the U.S. and globally. Here's how to correct that

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The deficit-fighting duo is back with a new plan. Yup, another one

On Aug. 15, the accounting program at Texas Tech will become a school of its own, a move that should help draw students and recruiters from outside the state

Is the right product for your baby a $1,000 stroller or a $600 Greenguard-certified crib?

Being vigilant about one's ancestry is critical to avoid incest in Iceland. A new app aims to help

Automatically enrolling workers into savings plans and ending subsidies on 401(k)s would help the federal budget and increase savings

Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps

Lotta Value, private eye, explains a complicated story to ordinary investors

Women excel as private bankers managing money for the wealthy in Asia, where they outnumber men in the profession by 3 to 2

Turkey's designers balance head scarves and form-fitting apparel

LinkedIn wants users to visit often and stay longer. Pulse may help

An improving economy is spurring young executives to reinvent themselves

Schools are helping students hone their entrepreneurial skills

Salary growth for U.S. B-school grads lags behind Europe and Asia

As the price of gold has collapsed, there's been a variety of ways to lose money

Apologizing doesn't help your cause. Sorry

Unusual combinations, lots of cheese, and plenty of bacon are big draws for young male diners

People with student loans have become less likely to own homes

Sorbet-colored polos for men—even in the workplace

Even in the most unlikely of places, job-hunting MBAs are finding positions

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