Social media use by retirees triples in 10 years.

A recent analysis by ComPsych Corp. found that 10.7 percent of the U.S. workforce is on leave under the Family ...

After comments made to a German newspaper about Apple Inc. were widely disseminated Friday morning, Tesla Motors Inc. Chief Executive Elon Musk took to Twitter on Friday afternoon to let everyone know that he does not hate the iPhone maker.

Hackers could have accessed brokerage account numbers for 4.6 million Scottrade clients during a prolonged breach, the company told MarketWatch on Thursday.

Alphabet Inc. Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat said Google’s recent reorganization into a holding company isn’t about cutting costs.

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Microsoft launched a number of new hardware products on Tuesday, including its first ever laptop, two new smartphones and an enterprise-grade tablet

Latinos and African-Americans are well behind their white counterparts in saving for the future. The questions are why and what ...

Customizable apps are expected to power business operations as companies ditch box software.

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Employers don’t have to be in a holding pattern while waiting for the Department of Labor’s (DOL's) proposed overtime rule to be finalized. While the DOL reviews 290,000 comments on the proposed rule, Lee Schreter, chairperson of the board of directors for Littler in Atlanta and a former HR…

New Luxury Watches for 2015

Elon Musk, speaking at a SolarCity event on Friday, reported record demand after Model X launch.

Upcoming peer-review app raises legal, social concerns.

Rivals Microsoft Corp. and Google Inc. agreed to dismiss patent-related lawsuits between the two companies, in a sign of the cooling intellectual-property wars among technology giants.

Resource companies regain their footing in Australia, a day after renewed worries about the spillover of China’s slowing demand battered prices of several commodities and related sectors

The Workplace Policy Institute seeks the withdrawal of the so-called ‘blacklisting’ order by federal agencies.

Yahoo Inc.’s bold plan to spin off more than $20 billion worth of shares in Alibaba Holding Group Ltd. without incurring a tax bill just got riskier. The Internet company said in a filing Monday it will move forward with a spinoff despite not having the explicit blessing of tax regulators.

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The eventual value of fines and lawsuits is unknown, making the German car company a risky proposition for investors, says Phil van Doorn.

It might not legally be gambling, but the effects can be the same, says Chuck Jaffe.

Despite recent sharing economy lawsuits, more companies are turning to contract workers to fill positions.

With all the changes to state laws now permitting recreational and medical marijuana use, HR professionals are understandably feeling dazed and confused. There are many questions: Is an employer required to accommodate the use of medical marijuana? Must an employer forgive an employee's recreational…

Watson was the star at a robotics conference in San Jose this week, but plenty of other new robotics products were displayed as well.

Everyone has an opinion, but whose ...

For the first time in more than 30 years, you’ll see a supermoon in combination with a lunar eclipse.

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A job candidate’s LinkedIn connections can endorse him for skills listed on his profile with a single click. Connections can also submit written recommendations. But do these referrals have any real value? Recruiters are trying to put them to use--but not in the way some jobseekers may think. Rakesh…

Microsoft Corp. and Chinese search giant Baidu Inc. sign a deal to make Baidu.com the default search engine and home page for Web surfers in China who are using Microsoft’s Edge browser.

Many people, including the New York Times, have made some inaccurate assumptions about the Cadillac tax.

Google Inc. has long ignored most Wall Street conventions, but that is changing under new Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat.

It was a tough day for biotech and other health-care stocks Monday. Blame it on presidential hopeful, Hillary Clinton, who said she would unveil a plan to put an end to what she described as “price gouging” by specialty drug makers.

The annual How America Saves survey reveals a 3 percent starting rate’s just not enough.

Employers still need to do more to explain health savings accounts, experts suggest.

Former Rep. Henry Waxman spent 40 ...