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Tomorrow is the culmination of a decade-long project to land a probe on a comet in deep space.

Startup MotionSavvy is turning to Indiegogo to bring a tablet to market that translates sign language into speech and speech into text messages.

Silence speaks louder than words, and static sells more records than a song.

There's always room for improvement, and this advice can help get you going in the right direction.

Anyone who's ever worked in an office can undoubtedly relate.

This may be the most outrageous example of bad customer service you'll ever hear.

John O'Keefe, Mary-Britt Moser and Edvard Moser discovered place and grid cells, which help us navigate space and build mental maps of our surroundings – a major breakthrough for Alzheimer's research.

MIT's Laboratory for Social Machines now has access to every public tweet ever made...for research, of course.

The cloud-based lost-and-found tool is poised for a big entrance in the market.

As of Monday, Pimco's founder will be working for Janus Capital, his former competitor, on a recently launched bond fund.

Former PIMCO chief Mohamed El-Erian, who reportedly earned $100 million in 2011 alone, said he prioritized the wrong things, so he quit his job to focus on parenthood.

Some customers have had problems with iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus bending from being kept in pockets.

The sitcom that aired 20 years ago has some lessons for entrepreneurs that stand the test of time.

A look at what happens when customers use a business for their own purposes, regardless of the company's explicit mission.

See the life of Apple's innovative, brilliant founder in a picture timeline.

Some of these lawsuits are hard to swallow, but justice can be sweet.

Starting a business is always a risk, but the young founders behind these awesomely innovative companies are off to a great start.

You might soon be able to own a tangible piece of NBC's 'Parks and Recreation.'

The unreleased OS was mistakenly mentioned in an online post by Microsoft's Chinese division.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's secret wedding ceremony offers surprising insight into business success.

Target, Nordstrom and other big-name brands are using Curalate's latest feature to make their Instagram feeds more 'shoppable.'