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License, registration...and cellphone
Ben Johnson Jun 13, 2013
A state lawmaker in New Jersey has proposed a bill to allow law enforcement to confiscate a phone if they have "reasonable grounds" to believe it contributed to a crash.
What kinds of businesses go bankrupt these days?
Krissy Clark Jun 10, 2013
Business bankruptcies are down overall, but companies still make mistakes. And some entire industries are in trouble.
Semi-retirement: Getting a second-act career
Adriene Hill Jun 7, 2013
Not everyone can afford -- or even wants -- to retire these days. But there are ways to profit during semi-retirement.
Microsoft considers reorganization, grapples with death of PC
Ben Johnson Jun 5, 2013
Microsoft may be on the verge of a massive restructuring. The company has had an interesting year -- neither Windows 8 nor the company's new Surface tablet have been home runs.
You may be surprised at who is a 'patent troll'
Stacey Vanek Smith Jun 4, 2013
President Barack Obama is taking steps to rein in 'patent trolls', but some of America's biggest companies use similar tactics.
Late on shift to mobile, Zynga to lay off 18% of its staff
Ben Johnson Jun 5, 2013
Zynga, the company best known for social media games like Facebook's Farmville, is laying off nearly 20 percent of its current workforce.
'When work feels overwhelming, remember you're going to die' and other uplifting greetings
Adriene Hill May 31, 2013
Plenty of disgruntled workers have discovered Someecards.com -- a funny greeting card site where snarky messages express everything you're thinking, but would never say aloud. The card's
Advice for your awkward workplace dilemmas
Adriene Hill May 31, 2013
Clashing personalities at the office can lead to some uncomfortable -- even toxic -- work environments. What can be done about a colleague who's too loud? A moody boss? Here's some sage advice for how to handle your awkward office lives.
Intel lays its chips on the table-t
Queena Kim May 31, 2013
Samsung has chosen to use Intel chips in one of their tablet devices, marking the chipmaker's first major foray into the mobile arena.
When it comes to work, are you a giver or taker?
Adriene Hill May 31, 2013
Great news: turns out you don't have to be an aggressive, self-serving, manipulative employee to get ahead at work! New research shows that "givers," people who do favors for others, are some of the most successful people at the office.
