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Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam said reports that the company has held concrete talks to acquire AOL are 'not accurate.'

Elon Musk will reportedly pay his ex-wife $16 million in cash and other assets.

Retailers in 2014 worked harder than ever to fuse their physical and online stores. Here's what's in store for 2015.

Look out, smartwatches. This just might be the Year of the Ear.

Most of the cybersecurity attacks this year were aimed at computer networks, leaving smartphones relatively unscathed. But security experts warn that is about to change.

The average retirement age has risen to 62 from 57.

Toymaker K'Nex is now manufacturing its iconic toy in Maine. Here's why.

Sales numbers for the latest version of this popular game are down significantly year-over-year. Did investors see this drop coming?

A month into the launch of the federal exchanges, small-business owners report mixed results with the program.

Say hello to 'tokenization.'

There are several reasons why America's millionaires are an increasingly confident bunch.

Business professor Benjamin Edelman notified 'the applicable authorities' after he was reportedly overcharged $4 on an order.

In case you missed it, the U.S. economy is picking up speed.

It's that time of year (again).

Do you know when to start drawing Social Security payments? What about a safe amount to draw down from savings?

With messages that self-destruct in 24 hours, this new app is aimed at the business elite.

BIZ Experiencess are trying to make the best of a bad situation.

Uri Levine's new company strives to put money back into the hands of investors and consumers.

Wonder what you are getting for Christmas? Google might have an idea.

Obama's executive actions on immigration don't focus on a key startup problem: Few skilled workers.

In addition to a developer's kit, Apple released a set of public documents that reveal a lot about how the new device works.

Tired of retailers flooding your inbox with promises of big deals? You're not the only one.

BIZ Experiencesship is about solving a problem, not starting a company.

New consoles are great, but the real fun usually doesn't start until a year or so after when new games hit store shelves.

Remember those 'other' new Obamacare exchanges that small businesses were supposed to use to sign up workers for health insurance? Apparently a bunch of businesses forgot about them, too.

New York State AG Eric Schneiderman spoke out against a rule that would protect traditional car services from the competition of app-based services Uber and Lyft.

The tech giant plans to use the facility to develop new space and robot technology.

'Every industry is being disrupted by software, and so demand for software talent, engineering talent, has just been growing up,' PayPal's CTO says.

The big social network also has the unfortunate distinction of being the company viewed as most likely to have a corporate scandal.

The hold-up could cause ripple effects for the smartwatch industry.