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Small business hustles with fake merchandise are among law enforcement targets in the runup to the big game.

His new company, Flow Global, wants to buy WeWork or its assets, and get bankruptcy financing to keep it going.

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Administrator Mike Whitaker says "peristent quality control lapses"require agency's close scrutiny.

It's legal to sell and consume weed in New York, which has too much inventory. It's against the law to take that surplus cannabis over the border to Connecticut, where a lack of growers makes it hard to find in newly legal stores.

Foreign firms selling phone surveillance software named in company report that says spyware and hacking "weaken the safety of the Internet for all."

Space startups have ambitious plans for the moon, but legal experts caution entrepreneurs not to get too far out.

Once one of the most popular magazines in the country, the title's most recent troubles point to the perils of not investing in the future because the past was so great.

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Remember more, feel less anxious, fall asleep faster -- in just five minutes.

Toxic workplaces can be damaging to the business and its people. Here are five ways to know if you work in one.

Many business professionals take themselves too seriously, and their creativity suffers.

Another frustrating study to add to the ever-expanding list of research documenting double standards women face at work.

There is no one-size-fits-all strategy when it comes to implementing bootstrapping.

Neuroscience says you can't biohack resilience. Do this instead.

Disney isn't just cracking down on password sharing, it's going to start tracking users to "determine compliance."

Freed a year ago from the Central Park Zoo, the 'outlaw that learned to fly' has lessons for us all.

Follow four steps to create a concise elevator pitch that hooks your audience.

A new survey from Pew found that entrepreneurs bested schools, churches, and even the U.S. military.

Lenders stiffened loan standards in the fourth quarter, but this could be the worst. The credit crunch could start to thaw in time for spring.