Doug Frederickson was a retail store manager with Canadian Tire, where nights and weekends were a must. He found a franchise opportunity with Minuteman Press that helped him take back control o ...

The founder of jewellery e-commerce platform Soko talks about the importance of a positive corporate culture

Leimin Duong talks about when she realised her brewery business was ready to take-off.

If there one thing to hate about smartphones, it has to be their battery life. It seems that our smartphones can never have enough battery juice left at the end of the day. Thus, we need to charge ...

Elsa Prieto of Pili Pop on the advantages of being a woman entrepreneur.

Mozilla Firefox has finally launched their browser for the iOS users. The company, which is among some of the giants in engineering browsers, kept refusing to code a browser for iPhone, iPad or iP ...

Facebook is set to release a new tool which they call ‘Photo Magic’. It’s already out in Australia, where Facebook wanted to test how it worked. With studies coming from scientific and psychologic ...

The cloud computing industry is expected to expand at an exponential rate. The reason for that is, whether you are using a desktop computer, laptop or a smart device such as a smartphone or a tabl ...

  After the release of the first two models, Samsung finally unveils a consumer edition of its infamous Gear VR. The previous VR editions were more like prototypes or collector’s items. And even t ...

European stock markets slip at the start of the trading day, with travel and leisure stocks down sharply after the attacks in Paris.

Planned government spending cuts could combine with a weak global economy to create a "lethal combination" of factors, former business secretary Sir Vince Cable tells the BBC.

Nationwide building society appoints BT Openreach boss Joe Garner as its new chief executive.

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DENVER,   (November 16, 2015) -- FIT36®, a new concept in fitness training, opened a new location on November 16th in ...

Japan's economy shrinks 0.8% on an seasonally adjusted basis in the third quarter, marking a technical recession in the world's third largest economy.

French businesses are largely continuing to operate as usual after the attacks.

The Week Ahead in Congress: Nov. 16 – 20, 2015 Lawmakers respond to the Paris Attacks. Some urge vote on authorizing military force against ISIS. House takes up veterans legislation, FCC transpare ...

Markets face a turbulent open on Monday after the Paris attacks, as the French stock exchange says it will open for trading as usual.

According to a CNN report, President Francois Hollande has declared the Paris bombings "an act of war" and authorities have made a number of arrests in the series of terror attacks that killed more than 120 people. ISIS has taken full responsibility in the Paris attacks and France has vowed revenge for the shootings and bombings.

Reaching kids in the United Kingdom with his timely Truth About Drugs message, the Scientologist from Manchester urges them to steer clear of the choice that nearly killed him some 28 years ago. ...

Governor Cuomo's released a statement to light One World Trade Center yesterday in Blue, White and Red for solidarity with the people of Paris, France. The lights are scheduled to be lit tonight again, November 14, and tomorrow, November 15, in the days ahead for Paris in the wake of senseless attacks and solidarity with the people.

(Source: CNN) - Dozens of people are reported dead after what a appears to be a bomb attack. A series of gunfire has been heard and police have brought out at least 100 hostages from a Bataclan concert venue. The death toll from this denotations is 43 confirmed people and as many as 60 people have been killed according to French reporter Julien Pearce. Governor Cuomo responds today to New York.

Closing Out the Week in Congress Nov. 9 – 13 #Recess There was a collective exhale on Capitol Hill, as frenetic pace gave way to a recess in the House and shortened week in the Senate. Members wer ...

A record oil stockpile of three billion barrels will not be cleared until well into next year, the International Energy Agency said.

Event highlighting the religion’s impact in Bavaria along with Church-sponsored humanitarian and social betterment programs blends education and information with an atmosphere of gaiety. read more>>

The government sells £13bn of former Northern Rock mortgages that taxpayers acquired during the financial crisis.

Apple surprised everyone by allowing its music app to run on the Android platform. That too, just five months after its launch. The announcement came early morning today when Eddy Cue, vice presid ...

The consumer group Which? calls for a crack-down on ticket resale sites, arguing that consumers face a "stitch-up".

The Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane, has warned that the UK's "economic aircraft appears to be losing speed on the runway".

German carmaker VW sets a 30 November deadline for staff whistleblowers to come forward about its diesel emissions test cheating.

Steve Brunk once managed two Hallmark stores that took over his life every holiday season. This year, Steve is not only happy to work regular business hours, but he is also celebrating his seco ...

Do you believe that the phone in your pocket is good enough to use it for a next couple of years? Well, you might need to rethink on that. Qualcomm is all set to launch their new chip, which is ex ...

The majority of the business goes through a difficult time when they experience a data breach incident. They leak sensitive data such as the personal details of their clients, their business strat ...

The UK's tax authority will close 137 local offices and replace them with 13 regional centres, raising fears over job losses.

Shares in aerospace group Rolls-Royce have fallen 16% after it warned profits in 2016 will be hit by £650m of "headwinds" as a result of "sharply weaker demand".

Scientologists work to raise public awareness of the dangers of drug abuse and addiction in a country whose capital has been dubbed the cocaine capital of Europe. read more>>

“I have the opportunity to sell some of the finest homes in the world,” says Benson, who credits what he has gained and learned in Scientology for his being the top selling real estate agent in U ...

Ahead of the Indian Prime Minister's visit, the High Commissioner tells the BBC that to encourage investment, Indian businesses should be allowed to bring in the skilled staff they need.

Property will become "even more unaffordable" over the next five years creating a critical need for a house building programme, surveyors say.

(photo source: Forbes.com) Many topics discussed in the presidential debates have already been introduced as bills in Congress and Team POPVOX summarizes them below. You can find a summary of our ...

HTC has been keeping a secret, and it’s called the X9. It’s rumored that a Chinese source has leaked promotional material for the device. The leaked promotional material seems to indicate that dev ...

Data Security refers to the protection of data, such as a database, from the unwanted actions of unauthorized users. It usually refers to the security of data that is stored in your computer from ...

UK unemployment fell by 103,000 between July and September to 1.75 million, official figures show.

Have you ever thought seeing your smartphone that how come you are able to carry a phone which is also a mini computer. If you have never thought in this aspect, then pull out your smartphone from ...

TalkTalk says the cyber-attack it suffered could cost it up to £35m, but it expects full-year results to be in line with market expectations.

Interim results from supermarket chain Sainsbury's reveal a fall in underlying profit before tax of 17.9% to £308m.

The world's biggest e-commerce company, Alibaba, says it made more than $3.9bn in gross merchandise sales in the first hour of Singles' Day in China.

US prosecutors have charged three men in connection with the largest cyberattack in US history.

A major sporting goods retailer has chosen CampaignDrive as a Marketing Resource Management system for Local Marketing.With up to ten new locations each quarter, the marketing team needed a tool ...

The boss of Vodafone has backed the UK remaining part of the European Union on the day the Prime Minister set out his four key demands to reform the EU.

Supermarket Asda says it will not take part in the shopping discount day known as Black Friday, which it helped to bring to the UK just two years ago.

The lights are lit, sweets are shared and smiles bloom in faces-not necessarily in that order, of course. But the spirit of Diwali brings an order of joy to all our deeds. And let...
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Panasonic is all set to launch a laptop especially for workers who work in field, the new member of Toughbook. It will be very helpful for field workers, who need a mobile computing solution with ...

This is the season for new updates in the world of technology. Tech companies are introducing their new gadgets. Recently, Motorola has introduced their new smartphone with some superlative specs ...

After 155 years of making mechanical watches, TAG Heuer finally decides to give in to the public demand for smartwatches. The Swiss giant has experienced a fall in sales since 2009. The graph furt ...

Sony recently announced that it would be releasing PlayStation VR in the early quarter of 2016. Speaking to Digital Spy at Paris Games Week, Shuhei Yoshida – president of Sony Worldwide Studios sa ...

Motorola Droid Turbo 2 comes with a promise of ‘the world’s first shatterproof phone’. Those who have already used it dubbed it ‘the most practical smartphone ever’. No doubt the shatterproof feat ...

Carolyn McCall says passengers will welcome increased checks following terror alert and pledges all customers will be back from Egypt "by the weekend".

The head of supermarket Tesco has warned retailers face a "lethal cocktail" of tax and costs at a time of slumping profits.

General Motors may face larger penalties in trials related to the use of faulty ignition switches.