Laura Entis | Page 10

It's a small but definite step towards 23andMe's goal of selling DNA kits again.

The electric vehicle space is heating up.

The most important skill for children to get ahead in the world today isn't reading, math or science, according to a new survey.

Cuban asked the three sisters behind the dating app if they'd sell it to him outright, but they refused.

It partially depends on your gender.

A new study shows that our 'likes' are very good at predicting openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism.

Larry Bird vs. Magic Johnson. British Airways vs. Virgin Atlantic. Uber vs. Lyft. Rivalry can be either a powerful driver of achievement, or a force that leads to corruption and chaos.

Some people can do it successfully. Others, not so much, according to a new study.

By making job postings 'go viral.'

Depressed and lonely people are more likely to consume back-to-back episodes of entire TV series in a short time span, according to a new study.

'There isn't a single person who has been thinking longer about Twitter than @dickc.'

WorkMail costs $4 per user per month, and allows users to send and receive emails, organize contacts and share calendars.

If the point of a Super Bowl ad is to get people talking, then the answer is a resounding yes.

Like business leaders, these men understand the importance of grit, tenacity and poise in high-stakes situations.

Probably true.

Food, fashion and film from the nineties are roaring back into our cultural consciousness.

It's meant to help you catch up on the most popular and relevant tweets you may have missed since you last signed onto the platform.

That was fast.

King's social games and mobile lead developer is parting ways with the company to launch a startup focused on virtual reality.

Dylan Purcell-Lowe, one of Somabar's creators, walks us through the entire Kickstarter process.

Do you describe yourself as 'motivated'? The professional networking site says you should probably motivate yourself to come up with a more unique description.

The idea is to make it easier for users to get audio messages when they are in situations that make listening to a recording inconvenient.

While many of these benefits are just good policy, others definitely fall into the 'over-the-top' camp.

Our accusations may be misplaced, according to a new Pew study.

Lessons from 'Whiplash,' 'The Imitation Game' and 'Selma.'

The retail company announced it will discontinue operations in the country after racking up billions in losses.

The platform's magic lies in its immediacy – so build a campaign that capitalizes on it.

The ecommerce company also announced that its reader will be EMV-compliant by this summer.

The authors' conclusion? Bring your phone to meetings and other events that require focus.

Writing by hand is slower than typing, but that could be an advantage when it comes to retention and understanding, according to a new study.