When brands go abroad, they look different than they do back home.
These bikes look like antiques but they're actually brand new. And they're really good.
Microsoft and Blackberry are desperate to cement themselves as the No. 3 mobile software maker. Don't look now, but here comes Firefox.
Auto legend Bob Lutz grades his former bosses on leadership in his new memoir, Icons and Idiots.
The U.S. has regained its standing as the world's most competitive country, according to the latest rankings from Swiss business school IMD.
Leasing an electric car isn't just a pricey option for the rich. In fact, there are some very reasonably priced options out there.
The search giant has boldly redesigned its well-known mapping interface.
From a small startup that was hacked by Anonymous to a cleaning firm that fell prey to a Nigerian scam, these five small businesses explain how cyberattacks hurt their firms.
Fast food and retail store workers have joined in a wave of protests nationwide since November, asking for higher wages and more hours. How did it affect them? These four workers share their stories.
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New residents are flocking to these 10 cities, which added the largest number of residents between July 2011 and July 2012, according to Census Bureau.
These Money heroes devote their energies to supporting the careers and economic health of those with disabilities.
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China is making big investments in roads, railways, and other infrastructure.
J.P. Morgan Chase's Jamie Dimon made $18.7 million last year, putting him fourth on the list of highest-paid chiefs in banking. Which CEOs made even more?
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Startup ideas can be found in surprising places. We asked Thumbtack.com which opportunities are drawing the most interest from entrepreneurs and their customers lately.
The all-new full-sized Chevrolet looks and performs beyond its mass-market league.
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Microsoft is making a bid to own the living room with its new entertainment device.
Retiring boomers are helping the recreational vehicle industry get back on track. Here are 8 choices for traveling in style.
Money magazine's Best Deals on Everything: Your guide to the latest bargains in the investing world, from beer can makers and ETFs, to Chinese technology and more.
From a restaurant owner who hid cash receipts in "seasoned octopus" boxes to a self-proclaimed governor of Alabama who buried gold coins in his yard, here are some of the wildest tax fraud investigations the IRS has undertaken in the past year.
These cars and trucks double as cabs, cargo vans, and everything in between.
These millennials take issue with the 'entitled' stigma - and no, they aren't just whining.
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From Sheryl Sandberg and the Nasdaq to the graffiti artist who took stock instead of cash, here's who's riding high and lying low one year after the Facebook IPO.
We love our weirdo regional sodas. While they may have local roots, many have joined beverage empires.
Stars ranging from royalty to Playboy playmates have pitched for the weight-loss company over the years. See some of the most memorable Weight Watchers celebrity spokespeople.
This year, the Sports Illustrated Fortunate 50 list is a joint effort with Fortune. The 10th annual list is headlined by a boxer, but dominated by baseball players, who take up half of the spots. Here are the top 10.
For years, Ford has safely ruled America's pickup market. Now that truck buyers are back, it's getting a lot more competition.
There is a lot of speculation about what's next for Apple's iPhone and iOS software as well as chatter regarding a new iWatch and iTV.
Why these five entrepreneurs finally took the plunge.
Apple's mobile operating system is reportedly getting a major reboot. So we asked designers what they would change. Here is what they came up with.
From adaptive cruise control to power tailgates -- these are the top options for the driver who needs it all.
A team of thieves hacked into banks around the globe, while foot soldiers withdrew massive sums from ATMs and bought luxury items with the stolen cash.
Google is expected to unveil the next version of Android next week. These 5 features could improve the operating system.
Choose a lesser-known national park to save yourself aggravation and money. Here's where to go and where to skip.
These Americans can't wait until they can apply for health insurance under the new state-based exchanges, scheduled to open for enrollment in October. For some with pre-existing conditions, there are no other options.
IRS workers gathered in New York City this week to protest the government spending cuts that will result in at least five furlough days without pay.
Apple's iTunes Store is nearing 50 billion ? billion! ? downloads. Here are the most-downloaded tablet apps ever.
Washington State's budding marijuana industry has drawn entrepreneurs from all careers and backgrounds.
Whether you're returning to a tried-and-true market or breaking into a new one, where you stay makes all the difference. We scoured the globe for the most buzzed-about hotel hotspots.
Coffee makers, energy companies and tech giants are raking in revenue.
From home builders to gold miners, these 25 companies are growing their bottom lines faster than any others in the Fortune 1000.
Most businesses never make the revenue threshold, which is just over $4.8 billion this year. But the few that do share five crucial traits.
Here are seven companies from the first Fortune 500 that have since been merged, split up, or put out to pasture.
These companies may not get a lot of attention, but they define the course of our lives in more ways than you might imagine.
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