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The first place your customers meet you is online. So it's time for a spot check: Are you looking your best? Customer relationships are job No

Passengers on Princess Cruises' 113,000-ton, 3,080-passenger Ruby Princess witnessed a dramatic rescue on Monday in the Bahamas.

Mayor signs law, which could take effect in 41 days

You may not be doing all you can to increase your rankings.

Healthcare costs in the U.S. have ballooned, in part, because of unnecessary medical tests.

Food fried in olive or sunflower oil not linked to heart disease, study of Mediterranean diet finds

Is it stressful for self-absorbed people to think so highly of themselves? New research finds the answer is yes, for men

Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary to announce 1st major nutritional overhaul in 15 years

One of today’s greatest challenges for automakers is developing innovative and viable alternatives to gasoline-powered engines. Several hybrid and electric options have hit the market over the past several years and diesel has made a surprising comeback, so it was only a matter of time before one manufacturer was bold ...

In the early 20th century, Leica revolutionized the photography industry with the handheld Ur-Leica 35 mm film camera. Now, almost 100 years later, the German company maintains its focus on compact yet technologically advanced cameras and, with its newest launch, the V-Lux 3, the Leica legacy continues. Ergonomic and user-friendly, ...

The Tides Riviera Maya has reopened this month as the Viceroy Riviera Maya, now featuring

To ring in the New Year, the three winemaking branches of the Rothschild family are introducing Champagne to the U.S. market. The three varietals, aptly named the Barons de Rothschild Brut, Blanc de Blancs, and Ros

In the world of boring corporate earnings calls, Apple's investor Q&A sessions are about as exciting as it gets--the equivalent hardcore pornography for most tech geeks. Offering a rare peek inside the famously secretive company, Apple's earnings are watched by every industry analyst and news outlet--and even live blogged in some instances, like a worldwide sporting event. With such attention paid to the spectacle, Apple has used the forum to go after competitors--Steve Jobs once passionately used his bully pulpit to aggressively knock Android--and it appears current CEO Tim Cook plans to use his megaphone in the same fashion.

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