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Listen to My Exclusive Interview with John Adago author of East Meets West Who is John Adago? A writer, lecturer and the leader of countless of study groups primarily geared to introducing seekers to the wonders of meditation and philosophy, ...

I've been collecting data about startups and compensation since 2001. Here's what entrepreneurs think they know about startup pay -- and what actually happens

You can't grow your company if your private pep talks include these fictions.

Your reports are not your friends. To get the truth about how you're running your company, you'll need someone with an outside perspective.

Editor's note: The following is an excerpt from the new book Coffee Is Good for You: From Vitamin C and Organic Foods to Low-Carb and Detox Diets, the Truth About Diet and Nutrition Claims (Perigee, 2012), by Robert J.

Great businesses succeed by motivating people with the straight facts. There are four ways to get the truth out there.

All science writers, especially those of us who cover particle physics and other fields that purport to reveal ultimate reality, hear from cranks. Pre-email, I got envelopes stuffed with manuscripts, sometimes hundreds of pages long, from people unaffiliated with any research institution known to me.

Most Americans who worry about cyberwarfare are concerned that it will be directed against the United States.

Does deodorant cause breast cancer?

How could anyone forget these (although you probably wish you could...)? In the late 2000s, Kinoki bombarded us with relentless television ads and Internet pitches for adhesive foot pads it claimed would remove harmful toxins from your body overnight.

Litke: It's hard to fault Tiger Woods for trying to change things up, but dumping Steve Williams was probably the wrong place to start. No one else in Tiger's entourage had the guts to tell him the truth.

A new iVillage poll reveals that 97 percent of women bend the truth. So who are ladies lying to and what are they fibbing about

Last month, Nokia's new CEO Stephen Elop sent an e-mail to his staff, the contents of which would change the course of the company. In a candid, pointed missive, the Canadian executive said, "our platform is burning." Nokia's Symbian operating system had fallen far behind in the age of smartphones, which threatened Nokia's 200 million worldwide customers

TODAY nutritionist Joy Bauer tackles viewers’ dieting dilemmas, including the truth about sodium in sea salt and tips for lowering your cholesterol. (TODAY show)