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Feed Subscription2011 Hunting Season for Higgs Particle Ends at Large Hadron Collider
By Edwin Cartlidge of Nature magazine This year's hunt for the Higgs boson is drawing to a close. [More]
Read More »"Steve Jobs" By The Numbers
Just how big will the biography of the late Apple founder be? It's "the biggest nonfiction book of the year," a publishing insider tells Fast Company. Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs
Read More »What Makes a "Cool" Office?
Inc.com's Christine Lagorio talks with Marc Kushner of Architizer about the 2011 World's Coolest Offices. As we enter the second year of honoring the coolest offices in the world, we decided to take a step back and examine what "cool"—as applied to a workplace—really entails
Read More »In Mobile, Majority Of Ad Impressions And Clicks Come From Tablet Users
The iPad might only be 18 months old, but she and her Android siblings are getting users to pay attention and click. Tablets are also taking the lion's share of mobile advertising dollars.
Read More »Allergy misery: 12 worst cities this fall
Months of wet weather mean allergy season could be especially bad this year
Read More »High-Performace Fiat 500 Abarth Headed to America
Small cars are (at last) on a roll in America. The BMW-wrought Mini Cooper proved beyond any doubt that an economical small car could transcend its humble station and catch the eye of the leisure class as well as the working class. And this year, Fiat’s too-cute-for-its-own-good 500 coupe and ...
Read More »6 Things to Watch For at Today’s Apple Launch
Today is a first: Apple's first major launch event in the post-Jobs era. Scheduled for 10 a.m. PST, Apple is hosting what has become an annual event; the ushering in of this year's latest iPhone.
Read More »Vacheron Constantin’s American Dreams
Vacheron Constantin watches first arrived on American shores in 1832, but it wasn’t until this year that the brand opened its first boutique in the United States, in New York City.
Read More »Vacheron Constantin’s American Dreams
Vacheron Constantin watches first arrived on American shores in 1832, but it wasn’t until this year that the brand opened its first boutique in the United States, in New York City. Vacheron marked the milestone with three limited-edition watches that are exclusively available through the Madison Avenue store. Limited to ...
Read More »Betabrand’s Building A Business On Balderdash And Memes
Betabrand's techies are beating fashionistas at their own game. Memes are helping build this e-commerce business one web-friendly, gimmicky item of apparel at a time
Read More »IgNobel Prize WINNER: The beetle and the beer bottle, a tragic love story.
I promised I’d cover all the winners, and here we go! Beginning with this year’s IgNobel prize in Biology, which goes to a study on the Australian Jewel Beetle. Poor Australian Jewel Beetle. For his is a tragic story of mistaken identities and forbidden lust.
Read More »Small Businesses That Are Hiring
A recent poll suggests that despite economic uncertainty, America's fastest-growing small businesses are looking for talent. Their biggest hurdle: finding it.
Read More »Early figures indicate cruise passengers down
Preliminary figures indicate that Alaska saw fewer cruise ship passengers this year.
Read More »Small Business Confidence Sinks to a New Low
Small businesses are pessimistic because of lack of demand for their products and expected increases in health care costs. Thanks to growing economic uncertainty, small-business confidence has fallen to a two-year low, according to new research
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