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You? Come across as arrogant

In their haste to seem savvy about social media, some very smart people have done some dumb things. Don't join them

There is one way to prepare for a Euro zone meltdown. If you do business overseas, it's time to consider hedging

Can digital games change the world (for the better)? This entrepreneur thinks so.

Engage your customers in an authentic, ongoing online relationship. Plus, Ben Huh, chief executive of Cheezburger Network, a humor website, on how to get your audience to come back every day.

Here's a look at the companies that provide the scoreboards, displays, shielding, and safety nets that make it possible for the Philadelphia Flyers to entertain fans at a hometown game. Shielding and safety nets On this night, 19,593 fans packed the Wells Fargo Center. To help keep them safe from pucks and other projectiles, the rink is surrounded by 522 linear feet of acrylic shielding made by Sport Systems Unlimited/Athletica, which has facilities in Minneapolis and Waterloo, Ontario

When Project Runway winner Chloe Dao's national spotlight faded, she needed help, but couldn't afford a consultant. Chloe Dao knew she needed help. But she didn't know where to find it.

He seemed destined for music stardom, but instead Amos Winbush III started CyberSynchs, a $13.5 million-a-year New York City-based mobile phone backup company.

Health advisers recommended a revision of labels for the widely used new generation of birth control pills, based on data showing they may put women at a higher risk of dangerous blood clots.

CBS News.com's Nick Dietz cracks the facts on facial scars' impact on job interviews; also, a record year for Lyme disease; and sitting around a lot gives you a big butt.

What if you took a product, service, or company that only existed in an alternate reality--and then made it real? Thats the gist of reverse product placement.

CBS News.com's Nick Dietz breaks down the health news you should know in the latest HealthPop video

My company set out to revolutionize the workout. But first, we had to put our name on the map

Lynsey Lee hoped taking the birth control pill Yaz would relieve her severe menstrual cramping and pelvic pain.

Nearly 95,000 nuns worldwide "pay a terrible price for their chastity," because they face more risk for breast, ovarian, uterine cancers, authors said