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A look at how to handle online networking, why you should structure your work week and more advice for business owners.

Manufacturer Lamassu has sold 120 of its Bitcoin ATMs in its first four months, becoming a major player in a brand-new competitive space.

New revelations about the NSA shed light on the extent of its cyber-exploits and the special hacking unit that can gain access to your whole digital life.

A look at why co-founders shouldn't always seek consensus, why millennials want feedback and more advice for business owners.

As India's central bank considers what to do about digital currencies, Bitcoin businesses in India are suspending operations.

A look at why you should let go of your need for short-term results, how positive habits will help you in the new year and more advice for business owners.

Two of the leading platforms for freelance work have signed an agreement to merge, furthering the advance of the freelance economy.

China is cracking down on Bitcoin, and that means the price bubble is finally bursting.

The latest winner of the Cool Idea! Award program is Garageio, a device that allows you to open and close your garage door with your smartphone.

The serial entrepreneur who has worked for Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Michael Dell has a new startup, and it's about to come out of stealth mode.

The Silicon Valley tech giant has acquired eight robotics companies in the past six months. And it isn't done yet.

A look at the importance of personally connecting with customers, why perfection is better than originality and more advice for business owners.

The largest Bitcoin service in the U.S. just got a major push to expand its business.

The founder of the Bitcoin Investment Trust has been meeting with Wall Street players whom he says are preparing to pour vast amounts of money into the digital currency.

Mary Barra, a longtime General Motors employee, deserves some of the credit for turning around GM. Now, she's taking the top job at the company and making history as the only female CEO in the auto industry worldwide.

Forget about the latest iPhone or Samsung device. The Nokia 6310, discontinued more than six years ago, is the phone of the elite.

Airbnb is embroiled in a legal battle in New York City, where short-term rental laws forbid its business. In a new video, Airbnb hosts give the city's incoming mayor a unique offer.

A look at how admitting ignorance to your employees can improve communication, why you should avoid doing business in some countries and more advice for business owners.

Westfield Group will now be the sole owner of retail space at the World Trade Center in New York City. Meanwhile, other foreign investors are snapping up the city's residential properties.

On the same day that China decided to forbid financial companies from processing Bitcoin-related transactions, Bank of America gave the virtual currency some love.

Three college kids from Georgetown launched a salad shop on the cusp of the Great Recession. Having managed to thrive in the six years since, it is now poised for explosive growth.

Not sure where to set up shop abroad? Worried that foreign governments might try to shake you down? Find out which countries are squeaky clean and which are dirty when it comes to public sector corruption.

Sales during Thanksgiving weekend were down from last year, but Cyber Monday is attracting shoppers in droves.

With the value of Bitcoin at record highs, and the holiday season upon us, there's no better time for the cryptocurrency to prove its mainstream usefulness.

With its stock at a five-year high, men's apparel retailer Men's Wearhouse has decided to turn the tables on its smaller rival.

The internet media company is investing in journalists even as its core ad revenues continue to erode.

A billionaire known for his visionary nature and zeal for adventure has just given Bitcoin a big endorsement.

A look at the importance of appearance, how the FOMO phenomenon affects partnerships and more advice for business owners.

At a bail hearing in a Manhattan courtroom on Thursday, a federal prosecutor revealed that Ross William Ulbricht allegedly ordered the murders of six people, and that more than 450,000 bitcoins of his personal fortune are still unaccounted for.

Companies that harness big data for their marketing efforts show increases in both productivity and profit.