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Scientists found changes in kids' brains similar to those seen in soldiers returning from combat

Every TV manufacturer agrees, the remote control will change more in the next three years than it has the previous six decades. But how will it actually change? Sony, Samsung, LG, and Vizio tell us

Congress is beginning to view entrepreneurship by 20-somethings as a low-cost fix for all that ails the economy. A little realism, please?

Two serial entrepreneurs set out to succeed where Pets.com failed. It's worked -- so far -- because they've followed these key principles. At first glance , Alex Zhardanvosky and Joe Speiser don’t practice the “stick to your core competencies” mantra they preach.

I never went to CEO school. But here's how I learned to drive my business forward profitably. Hint: Its not just about number crunching

World AIDS Day 2011 brings new exhibit to Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art

You're far from VCs and surrounded by people who don't like risks. Then again, the potential to be a big fish in a small pond is huge. Launching a tech start-up outside the VC-obsessed Silicon Valley and New York City comes with a catch-22.

The five questions you're afraid to ask a buyer are actually the key to increasing sales and ramping up efficiency. Hey, no one ever said sales was easy.

CBS News correspondent Debbye Turner Bell reports on an experimental vaccine for a deadly form of brain cancer that's being tested on dogs that stimulates the patient's own immune system to fight the tumor, and perhaps even prevent a recurrence of the disease.

Listen to this live interview with Natalie Pace on Occupy Wall Street! Discover what the media does not want you to know and is not reporting in this exclusive interview with Natalie Pace; author of You Vs. Wall Street: Grow ...

New research finds four genes involved in 10 percent of cases

Scared about teen sexting habits? Your fears may be overblown

Face it: There are days when being an entrepreneur sucks. Here are a few simple steps to getting your mojo back. No matter what you do for a living , the key to success is superlative performance, day after day after day.

For some Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, simply coming up with lines of well-written code can turn a startup into a smashing success. But Skybox Imaging founder Dan Berkenstock is aiming much (much) higher.

You're probably making these five classic public-relations mistakes.