The Secret to Saving Sears
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Boxed offers up to $20K to employees who get married
Boxed CEO Chieh Huang on the company's offer to pay up to $20K to employees who get married and its competitive pricing strategy.
Selfie stick gets high-end makeover
Thinkmodo Co-Founder Michael Krivicka on the company's new automated selfie stick.
Microsoft to Trim Smartphone Business, Plans to Cut 1,850 Jobs
Microsoft said on Wednesday it will trim down its smartphone business by cutting 1,850 jobs, most of them in Finland, and write down $950 million from the operation.
Dana Perino on Facebook's meeting with conservatives
FNC's Dana Perino on the outcome of Facebook's meeting with conservative leaders.
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MIT team creates anti-aging skin cream
Robert Langer, inventor of an artificial anti-aging skin, explains how the product works.
Headphones Adjust to How You Hear Music
One headphone maker is looking to change the way its users listen to their tunes by adapting to a person’s individual hearing.
Smart headphones optimize sound to your ears
Nura Headphones co-founder Dragan Petrovic on creating headphones that self-tune for a more individual hearing experience. The headphones are currently available on Kickstarter for $199.
Can Silicon Valley Be Trusted with Human Lives?
As technology reaches into every industry and aspect of our lives, it’s getting into more and more life-critical applications.
Credit Cards: From the Strip to the Chip
With America’s credit card debt on pace to surpass $1 trillion, MasterCard (NYSE:MA) North America President Craig Vosburg is weighing in on worries over this development.
Nokia Could Cut 10,000-15,000 Jobs Worldwide - Union
Telecom network equipment maker Nokia is likely to cut 10,000 to 15,000 jobs globally as part of a cost-cutting program following its acquisition of Franco-American rival Alcatel-Lucent, a Finnish union representative said.
Facebook Changes Policies on 'Trending Topics' After Criticism
Facebook said on Monday that it had changed some of the procedures for its "Trending Topics" section after a news report alleging it suppressed conservative news prompted a U.S. Congressional demand for more transparency.
Sony Sees Near-Flat Growth in Annual Profit Due to Quake Damage
Japan's Sony on Tuesday forecast operating profit to rise just 2 percent this business year, after the electronics maker partially halted production of its cash-cow image sensors last month to assess quake damage at one of its plants.
Facebook: No Evidence of Political Bias in 'Trending Topics'
Facebook Inc said on Monday that an investigation into its editorial practices had found no evidence of political bias in the selection or prominence of stories shown on its Trending Topics feature.
Does Fitbits' product accuracy measure up?
Lis Wiehl, Fox News legal analyst, breaks down a class-action lawsuit against Fitbit regarding the accuracy of some of the wearable tech company's devices.
IMAX to bring virtual reality to theaters
IMAX CEO Rich Gelfond discusses how IMAX plans to bring virtual reality to its theaters.
5 tech companies flushed with cash
One-third of corporate cash is held by five technology companies. Nearly 90% is held overseas.
'Angry Birds' Beat Down 'Captain America' at U.S. Box Office
A flock of 'Angry Birds' took on 'Captain America' over the weekend.
Apple CEO Makes Nice With India's Prime Minister
Apple wants in on India's vast market.
Moms on a Mission: Getting Back to Work
A new networking site is aiming to tap into the talented pool of women looking to re-enter the workforce.
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