Amazon Can Empty Bookstore Shelves
The Kindle might just be the iPod of digital reading, according to one excited author, who predicts the device will improve the publishing landscape for all
Embrace the Edge—or Perish
The periphery of today's global business environment is where innovation potential is the highest. Ignore it at your peril
The Ethics of Tipping and Regifting
Yes, you should show gratitude to those who help you throughout the year, but do so with sense and sensitivity
One Man Who Gives Thanks Daily
Carnegie Mellon professor Randy Pausch, diagnosed with terminal cancer, has some words to live by that ring particularly true on Thanksgiving
Ten Penny-Pinching Ideas for 2008
The gadgets to spring for, the systems to install, and the best ways to soak your overpriced tech consultants for free advice
Building a Career Change
After more than 25 years in the business, this architect went back to school for an MBA. Here's a look at a typical day in her new job
Why the XM-Sirius Merger Makes Sense
Representative Rick Boucher dismisses antitrust concerns, putting their share of the radio market at less than 4%, and argues the deal would benefit listeners
We Don’t Need ‘Do Not Track’
To protect consumers' privacy in the digital age, we need better adherence to existing guidelines—not a whole new set of regulations
Marketing to Teens Online
Online marketing not only invades privacy; it often misses the mark. An "opt-in" system would protect kids and help advertisers target customers
Stocks: Where to Buy Now
Despite deep uncertainties in housing and financial services, investor opportunities remain in the tumultuous markets