The UK Government has sought to preserve investment flows into innovative companies by making changes to tax reliefs available under the Enterprise Investment Schemes. The changes, announced in the last Budget are now coming on stream
A behavioral economics intervention to prevent heart attacks failed, neither increasing adherence to medications nor reducing hospitalizations.
Today’s column examines the effect of early retirement benefits on later widow's benefits, waiting past FRA for spousal benefits, available benefits and strategies for married couples and retroactive filing.
When your movie only cost $30 million, a $15 million debut is a win.
Print books saw another year of small sales increases.
Instead of breaking out a red lipstick or the curling iron for your Valentine’s Day beauty routine, go with rose-infused beauty and skincare products that will feel as pretty as they look.
How businesses can create a brand story that is memorable, emotionally engaging, and profitable.
Criminals can make a fortune by turning their botnets into mining farms.
Consider the risks before outsourcing.
As the United States prepares to tune into Donald Trump's first State of the Union Address, word from the White House is that we'll get Teleprompter Trump: scripted, normal, courteous. But this is Donald Trump, so who knows how long it will last?
It’s been called a number of things: The sharing economy, or “shareconomy.” Peer-to-peer economy. Collaborative consumption. What all of these terms have in common is the idea of decentralization.
The rising prominence and investor support of climate-related shareholder resolutions show there is a growing disconnect between the climate information that investors want and what climate information companies are actually providing.
Healthcare as a whole is complex, so it's no wonder most don't understand their own insurance policy. When trying to grasp your healthcare plan, start small and begin by learning the language.
It’s easy to trust research when the conclusions align with the impressions you already have, and just as easy to reject it when they don’t. But we’d make better decisions if we looked harder for facts.
Infrastructure has long been used as a mere talking point by politicians. This time through it is a developer doing the talking and if we buy what he is selling, it’s our own fault.
Machine learning is changing how we work. At brunchwork, Slack's AI exec Noah Weiss shared his predictions on the future of work.
The Nintendo Switch has already outsold the Wii U, and now we wonder if it can touch the Wii.
Great things can be accomplished when two brands come together. Sometimes it can even change the world.
Personalization using our DNA is next step for wearables and fitness tech
A UK trio of 19-22 year olds are reversing the code of Snapchat and are building an advertising and AR business that is revolutionizing the ad business.
GDP is an historical artifact from an industrial economy that doesn’t really serve its purpose anymore, at least in the US.
While Trump was soft on China in his speech, Beijing is bracing for a trade war
The San Diego Padres currently have boring uniforms and unfortunately they'll have to wait a decently long time before they can switch to new, more colorful uniforms.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr Martin Luther King Jr, and the fight for equality is as important now as ever. What better way to get informed than with a road trip to some of the most important places on the road to civil rights for all.
In science, we often talk about getting something from nothing. But not everyone agrees what 'nothing' actually is.
