When a former President creates a sprawling global charity, and spends his considerable political capital cutting deals to increase funding for major social causes around the world, it's bound to stir up some dust. But when the former Secretary of State (his spouse) joins the foundation to continue…

The killer app that propelled the PC revolution in the 1980s was the spreadsheet. It revolutionized the business world because it ended the laborious need for managers and analysts to use pen and paper. As a testament to the power of the spreadsheet, the technology is still thriving today — and is a…

Google has joined the search for the Loch Ness monster by releasing new 360-degree imagery of the famous lake. Amateur monster hunters can now explore the famous body of water from the comfort of their own living rooms.

In a SaaS or subscription environment, there’s nothing more important than customer service (or “customer success,” or “the customer experience”–I have no dog in the fight over which of these terms you should use). And customer service in SaaS is exactly what I want to talk with you about today. …

Lou Mercado has more than twenty years of experience in turnaround, start-up and fast-paced environments, where he has driven organizational improvements and implemented best practices in a diverse number of areas: supply chain, retail, logistics, inventory management and operations. Today, as the…

Want to retire early? You’ll probably need to put in decades of smart saving and investing. And abide by these tips.

Whether or not you believe in the religion itself, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (aka "Mormons") are masters of digital marketing, and businesses can learn important lessons from the religion's success.

About 87,000 websites are vulnerable to a flaw that gives hackers “complete control.”

U.S. stocks end the week with solid gains as better-than-expected earnings propel the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 to finish at all-time highs

TripScope enables users to make travel planning easy by integrating air, hotel, sightseeing and dining while sharing with friends and family in real-time, including live message chatting.

Microsoft beat third-quarter earnings expectations Thursday, but may still have a bumpy road ahead.

Memory and digital storage are key technical elements in the evolution of smart devices that we carry with us, enabling current capabilities and the evolving Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT will be a big part of our everyday life in the near future and even further extend our senses and knowledge…

Amazon may have swung to a first-quarter loss, but analysts say heavy investments are paying off

It appears that Google Glass, the company's controversial augmented reality headset that was put in the Silicon Valley equivalent of warm storage earlier this year, will be returning in a new and improved form soon.

Joe Torre's coaching tenets are directly applicable to managing a startup team successfully.

We've all heard about high profile data breaches like those that happened recently to Target and Anthem. But while we understand that systems get hacked and personal information gets stolen, the general understanding of what happens with that information is hazy at best. Sure when something turns up…

Shares of eHealth Inc. soared Friday when the online health-insurance broker reported a gain in adjusted earnings instead of an expected loss

By Pat Holohan

Technology stocks went on a tear at the end of this week. If it scares you, it shouldn’t. These stocks are right where they belong, say strategists.

Software is eating the world, at least that’s what people say. Actually web pioneer Marc Andreessen said it back in 2011 and Forbes contributor Steve Denning echoed it back in 2014 as well. As an evangelist for all things software application development, these kinds of proclamations go a long way…

A government report reveals more errors at the IRS. This time, IRS paid out $3 billion in erroneous tax credits to companies that didn't earn them.

The big question: with all this security gear from the many hundreds of vendors exhibiting at the conference, each trying to get their message heard above the clamor, why do the hackers appear to be winning? Clearly, tools aren?t enough ? even when they?re arguably better than ever.

After 15 years, the Nasdaq has finally joined the all-time high party. And while it certainly doesn’t have the festive vibe of the sock-puppet days, a batch of relatively upbeat quarterly results are pointing to a strong start for tech stocks.

Chinese smartphone maker’s chairman wants to make Internet services such as smartphone games and mobile finance an increasing part of its business.

Wells Fargo next week unveils a new brand campaign, the first from BBDO, the agency it selected last May. TV spots pull at heartstrings, such as one featuring a real-life same-sex couple—another first for the bank—who diligently work on learning sign language before meeting their hearing-impaired…

More than two-thirds of Americans hate their job. At least that’s what the Gallup poll reports.

The phrase "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail," applies just as well to SEO as anything else in life. Here's how to make sure you're planning and budgeting for SEO starts out on the right foot.

Amazon.com Inc., as expected, broke out for the first time, the details of its cloud computing business, also known as AWS, with the disclosure that the business was also slightly profitable.

Tech stocks rallied in the extended session Thursday following results from Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., and Amazon.com Inc.