Facebook is introducing a new kind of mobile advertising to help app developers remind people to use the apps they've already downloaded

Insider traders and criminals in general got some good news today: Prosecutions in the Southern District of New York have been sent into disarray by the government shutdown. “From our perspective, it’s ...

An entrepreneurial surge is unlikely because the Affordable Care Act will drive some self-employed persons who can't afford coverage to seek conventional jobs

Contests for small businesses appeal to large companies, including Chase and FreshDirect, that seek to align their brands with entrepreneurs

CEO Ken Frazier’s commitment to research and development in recent years has failed to pay off

The Obama administration wants Americans to grant Tuesday's launch of public health-insurance exchanges the slack tech companies get. (Grand Theft Auto V, anyone?)

Coca-Cola gets knocked out of the top spot by Apple in Interbrand’s Best Global Brands survey

Apple makes slightly more profit than ExxonMobil but does it much more efficiently

A loyalty program granting discounts to customers who track their exercise activities is boosting profits at Walgreen

With the markets barely budged in the face of federal government chaos, is this complacency or cold-eyed trading?

U.S. factories are humming, but where are those manufacturing jobs?

Photovoltaic panel systems from China's Hanergy Solar Group are designed to generate electricity from ultraviolet rays, rather than sunlight

While today's TV finales may lack the ratings of yore, Breaking Bad 's binge-viewing, piracy, and social networking still added up to national frenzy

The initial public offering for Midas Player International Holdings, maker of popular online game Candy Crush Saga, shows what's wrong with innovation today

Will swift, severe blowback from Americans who are fed up with Congress persuade lawmakers to avoid a debt ceiling debacle?

The federal shutdown will affect small businesses in unexpected ways. For one thing, the Small Business Administration won't be making new loan guarantees

The longer lights remain dark in Washington, the cloudier the forecast will be for some of these federal contractors listed as short candidates by Goldman Sachs

An MBA anti-corruption curriculum being rolled out worldwide includes case studies on conflicts of interest, ethical dilemmas, and more

The business model seems locked in a state of terminal illness, but classical music has a lot of fans and the entrepreneurial musician is rising

As the European Commission considers Google's latest proposals to settle search engine complaints, two further probes continue

Demand for MBA talent in the U.S. and Canada grew by 2 percent, while salaries fell by 1 percent to about $90,000

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A high-profile court ruling against a New Yorker who rented out his apartment has been overturned, but Airbnb continues to face legal challenges

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The biggest expansion of health insurance since Medicare may experience a rocky start, but it's too soon to judge the Affordable Care Act a success or a failure

If SEC and CFTC regulators are furloughed, it could be open season for Ponzi schemes

A one-year credit-default swap suddenly costs more than a five-year, showing that investors perceive an immediate, short-term risk of default

Despite being a major energy bar brand, it’s only a small contributor to Nestlé’s revenue

The hearing aid industry has grown enormously since Ronald Reagan got fitted for a device back in 1983

The USPS wants to raise the price of first-class stamps to 49¢. At this rate they’ll cost $1 by 2030

He boxed himself in over the Affordable Care Act three years ago and now seems trapped

"I decided to disrupt myself by learning new techniques in areas where I have decades of experience: running and drumming"

Is COO Mark Fields at the top of the list to replace CEO Alan Mulally?

More than a concert movie, it raked in nearly as much, on its opening, as One Direction: This Is Us

Shop owners should take steps now to prepare for the rush, from optimizing their websites for mobile devices to finding backup suppliers

The company, which provides encrypted mobile and desktop services, is upset with the NSA

The direct-to-consumer genomics startup is working to cement its first-mover advantage

A heart stent that dissolves into the body, enabling a more natural recovery

In the event of a shutdown, the Small Business Administration will keep operating its disaster loan program—and not much else

Other big international apparel retailers, such as Gap and Zara, are already there

At Canada's McMaster's DeGroote School, a tribunal rules that five professors "harassed, intimidated or retaliated against" less senior faculty

If the growing demographic group buys insurance in a big way, the Affordable Care Act's future may be secured

The CIA-funded data mining firm raised $196 million in investment recently, showing that the stigma of spying isn't holding it back

The former prime minister's withdrawal from Italy's governing coalition is criticized as an attempt to deflect attention from his legal problems

Elon Musk’s commercial space company launches an upgraded Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base

For one night each fall, MBAs at the University of Missouri head off campus to reconnect around the fire

The resignations are the latest fallout from a proposed partnership with Laureate Education that has angered many alumni

After an investment of six years and $541 million, Anglo American has pulled out of the Pebble Mine project in Alaska.