After grad­u­ating from Carnegie Mellon in 2005 Jenny Gam­mello spent two years in New York City strug­gling to launch an acting career — ­before deciding to make her peace with … read more »

Renting a server from Amazon Web Ser­vices promises all the advan­tages of the Cloud: ephemeral, con­ve­nient com­puting without the nui­sance of owning hard­ware. In fact, it may be more like … read more »

When a for­eign com­pany acquires a domestic firm, it often leads to out­cries of indig­na­tion, nos­talgia (€œanother of our once great com­pa­nies in for­eign hands€), and calls for leg­is­la­tion to … read more »

For cor­po­rate tax reform to ben­efit U.S. busi­nesses, it will have to shift focus to include small busi­nesses, experts say. If multi­na­tionals are guar­an­teed a lower tax rate from the … read more »

A month ago, Google was riding high: market accep­tance of Google+ was imme­diate and all-​​​​encompassing. It not only posted stellar rev­enues, but during the earn­ings call CEO Larry Page’s poise … read more »

Grad­uate school appli­cants will soon face a new hurdle in their bids for admis­sion: a longer and revamped GRE that test admin­is­tra­tors say more accu­rately assesses the skills needed to … read more »

Apple’s strong second quarter per­for­mance momen­tarily over­shad­owed its legal dif­fi­cul­ties, while Google dealt with growing lob­bying bills from its own court­room troubles.

The Forbes 2011 Retire­ment Guide is here, and I’m pleased to have con­tributed a story to the mix that is near and dear to my heart-​​​​following your pas­sion through your work … read more »

Myles Lutheran grad­u­ated from North­eastern Uni­ver­sity (NEU) with a bach­e­lors of sci­ence in busi­ness admin­is­tra­tion (BSBA) in 2010. Like many finance majors, he believed in the power of the cap­ital … read more »