How to Deduct Charitable Contributions
If you plan to make a charitable donation before the end of the year, here’s what you need to know to make sure Uncle Sam doesn’t come knocking on your door.
Signs Your Parents Might Need Professional Care
If you’ve noticed a change in your parents’ health, attitude or lifestyle, it might time to bring in professional care.
Hired!
Here's a look at a few companies looking to hire veterans.
The New Meaning of Innovation
Innovation is awesome, but once you solve the problem, it’s OK to quit innovating. Time to move on to the next problem.
21 Tech Predictions for 2015
Will the tech bubble burst? Will the next big thing be Apple Watch or something new and unexpected? Here’s what’s in store for tech in 2015.
A Mild Day for Wall Street
U.S stocks ended the day mixed - the Dow closed slightly in the red, snapping its seven-session winning streak. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 edged up to another record close, and the Russell 2000 was also a big winner today - closing the day with a new record high.
The Avarice of Profit-Taking
If milkshakes and mac-and-cheese are comfort foods then, I would suggest, words including “hold rating” or “cost basis” are comfort words as they provide us with an element of both.
Made-in-America Liquor Company Celebrates the Pioneer Spirit
American Born Moonshine is the brainchild of former Notre Dame quarterback Patrick Dillingham and retired U.S. Marine Corps Captain Sean Koffel.
Exclusive: Sony-Dish Talks on ‘The Interview’ Release Fall Apart
Sony’s secret plan to release its controversial movie "The Interview" via satellite TV provider Dish Network has been scuttled.
Model Combines Fashion, Philanthropy in E-Commerce Site
With new shopping site Favoire, founder Cassandra Pare is helping shoppers give back to good causes with every purchase.
3 Revelations From the Sony Hack
Sony has done more damage to itself than the hackers in the wake of the cyber attack over Seth Rogen’s “The Interview.”
10 Things Your Kids Will Live Without
If you’ve got little kids, they’ll probably live in a world without these indispensable items you and I grew up with.
Single Mom Turns Hobby Into Full-Time Soap Business
Jeanine Gantt turned a love of soap-making into a business called The Charleston Soap Chef at the Charleston Farmer’s Market.
IBM Launches 10 Business Apps for iOS, and They Are Cool
It’s hard to say “Apple and IBM partnership” with a straight face, but tech’s odd couple did unveil some really cool enterprise mobile apps, if there is such a thing.
Bring Back the Kennedy Democrats
President John F. Kennedy would not be welcome in his own Democratic party if he were alive today.
Wall Street Rallies as Oil Continues Slide
Wall Street snapped a three-day losing streak, a rally sparked by retail sales, which saw the biggest jump in eight months in November.
Join the Nouveau Riche, YouTube Style
A billion monthly users is a lot of eyeballs ... and ad dollars. There’s money to be made by becoming a dancing bear in the YouTube circus.
Why the November Jobs Report Could be an Anomaly
What separates forecasts you pay attention to vs. ones you don't are the track record and corroborating factors...so what data makes the most sense for November jobs report?
Immigrant Entrepreneur: Thankful for Opportunities in the U.S.
OpenWorks founder and CEO Eric Roudi came to the U.S. in 1978 as a college student. Thirty years later, he’s built a successful and growing franchise business.
Why We Need Fewer Leaders
Title inflation is rampant in corporations, government and academia. The problem with a society where everyone thinks they’re a leader is that nothing actually gets done.












