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The biggest software and hardware updates that business users (and Applephiles) should know about.

Here's how George Washington created consensus among a group of strong-willed men representing states at the most important meeting of all time: The Constitutional Convention of 1787 What can you learn about leading a meeting from our founding fathers?

Maps are everything in a new mobile landscape. The company that controls them controls what can be done with location. When Apple announced it had developed its own homegrown maps system at its World Wide Developer Conference today, it wasn't just introducing another new feature for the iPhone.

Valve is currently available for patients who aren't healthy enough to undergo more invasive open-heart surgery which has been used to replace the valve for decades

Students with a hard time sleeping had slower eyeblinks when presented with noise in dark situations than those with good sleeping habits

Eugene Alletto founded Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week, bedgear, to create performance bedding made with moisture wicking fabric that regulates body temperature. As applications for the 2012 Inc

Drugmakers announced their new products at the American Diabetes Association conference in Philadelphia; Disease affects 26 million people

In other news, rumors buzz around The Fancy after Mark Zuckerberg appears to have created an account. The Facebook IPO frenzy has faded, but the social media site and its founder are still making news. Here are a few of the latest headlines: Facebook's user growth rate in the U.S

Whether you're being interviewed to be an intern or a CEO, you're going to run into a few notoriously tricky questions--here's a road map of what you'll be asked, and how to craft impressive answers to even the toughest questions. No two situations are ever exactly the same, but as a general guide, these are the types of questions that could come up in a typical interview.

Getting products into customers' hands is a complicated business. Check out these six hot companies that keep the whole thing humming

Web companies will probably face new restrictions on digital privacy in Europe. Global online companies may face some new challenges in operating in Europe. Digital-privacy agencies from the European Union’s member countries met late last week to discuss how to apply privacy laws to “cookies”-- small Internet files used to remember things about users, The Wall Street Journal reports.

A new study of Facebook ads shows that what’s old school is new school again. A new study by Facebook brings some big news that, curiously, at first blush might not seem like much news at all.

The bank for some of America's most successful tech companies is looking to take advantage of the U.K.'s thriving start-up community. Silicon Valley Bank has crossed the pond.

This career chameleon has served his country and sucker MCs, and even been an online purveyor of holistic remedies for men.

American Medical Association acknowledges benefits in using social media, but also warns doctors to protect patient privacy and "maintain appropriate boundaries" with patients.