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What sectors of U.S. technology infrastructure should be prioritized if the country is to maintain its leadership in high-tech innovation?

Apple has recently started assembling its iPhone SE in India. Will this help it to gain a bigger share of the world’s fastest growing smartphone market?

Congress is facing a looming deadline to hammer out federal spending for fiscal 2018. But the negotiations face a major sticking point – whether to raise the debt ceiling.

As the Venezuelan political and economic crisis deepens following suspect elections, a group of experts discuss potential ways out of the morass.

Ruth Shaber, founder of Tara Health Foundation, discusses how her organization aims to improve the health and well-being of women and girls through the creative use of philanthropic capital.

Marketing events at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con stepped back from VR in favor of physically-constructed immersive experiences – will the approach pay off?

Many of the greatest sports teams of all time have been quietly led by humble captains who bring a special element to the team’s dynamics, according to author Sam Walker.

What you – and your neighbors – tweet can tell researchers a lot about the well-being of your community – and that in turn can help shape decisions made by businesses and policymakers.

Top corporate executives who commit crimes are often not prosecuted. Journalist Jesse Eisinger explains why in his new book.

IBM, GE and other firms are embracing a management approach that calls for close teamwork and goes against the remote-worker trend. What are the potential gains?