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Ten years ago, Victoria's Secret sold lingerie to women in their twenties. Today, the lingerie retailer is luring in young girls by offering underwear that is cute instead of sexy, reports Sapna Maheshwari at Bloomberg N...

HONG KONG -- The Australian billionaire who's planning to build a high-tech replica of the Titanic at a Chinese shipyard has received an "overwhelming" response...

A reader responds to "When E-Mail Turns From Delight to Deluge" (Bits, Feb. 10).

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The Business Minister will target the deepening of trade ties to bolster the UK economy, Sky News understands.

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Sometimes function isn't enough. With gadgets, we like them too look good too. Check out the gallery below to see the best examples of gadget design. With the Kindle Touch, Amazon ditched the e-reader's keyboard and crea...

Kathleen VonEitzen heads into work at 10 p.m. with a long night ahead of her. A trained baker, VonEitzen spends the evening and early morning...

The meteor that streaked across the skies over Russia in a blinding fireball on Friday struck Earth's atmosphere with a force about 40 times greater than the Hiroshima bomb, Nasa scientists have said. The 17 metre rock, ...

A suicide attack on Saturday killed a senior Iraqi intelligence officer outside his home near the main northern city of Mosul, officials said. Brigadier General Aouni Ali, the head of Iraq's main intelligence academy, an...

Investment-banker-turned-sex-therapist Mike Lousada made headlines recently for his comments on bankers with erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation--problems related to performance anxiety in a high-stress job. O...

Job boards shouldn't be the end-all, be-all of your job search strategy, but when utilized properly, they can create a solid foundation for an effective hunt for employment.

At different points in his career, a C.E.O. has seen signs that everything was falling into place.

A management consultant argues that too many meetings consume too much time with too few tangible results -- and that it's time to revolt against them.

WASHINGTON -- Top finance officials of the Group of 20 largest economies sought Saturday to allay fears of a currency war, pledging not to target exchange rates to gain a competitive advantage in trade.

Though she did not know it at the time, Pamela Anderson was an inadvertent participant in a massive stock scam that duped investors out of...

Jon Sebastiani, in the fourth generation of a Sonoma Valley wine family, sees his new company, Krave Jerky, as a way to change attitudes about a snack food.

How opponents of NASA background checks unwittingly became campaigners for workplace data privacy and security.

Readers respond to "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor and Your Economists, Too" (Economic View, Feb. 10).

Ominous developments in Washington haven't seemed to crash the stock market's party. But a strategist says that while the bull market will continue, it may be in a final stage.

For the first time since the New Deal, a majority of Americans are headed toward a retirement in which they will be financially worse off than their parents, jeopardizing a long era of improved living standards for the n...