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Consumer debt is increasing, surpassing the levels it reached at the height of the credit bubble. But what consumers are spending money on is very different, a new study shows.

Mass-market driverless cars are farther off in the future than media hype would suggest, and big automakers will maintain major strategic advantages.

When in a mess, apologize from your heart — and quickly — or else risk losing your reputation, warns former Medtronic CEO Arthur D. Collins, Jr.

Innovation in media is often led by non-traditional organizations. For-profit brands can learn a lot from them, notes this opinion piece.

Despite a tarnished reputation, finance has positive life lessons to offer, says a Harvard professor of business and law in a new book.

Two experts find an informed debate sorely lacking in the Republican health care policy overhaul. What can help to move things ahead?

Durreen Shahnaz, founder of Impact Investment Exchange, discusses impact investing and the recent $8 million Women’s Livelihood Bond that is meant to help more than 385,000 women in Southeast Asia.

Companies are refining their business intelligence gathering by capturing smart data and conducting analytics to yield the desired insights.

A deep distrust of government and media among some groups has created a chasm in American society. A new book explains why the gap is so wide.

Many health insurance plans deny life-saving treatments — such as those from National Cancer Institute-designated sites. But most consumers don’t realize it.