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The average score for the test was a 1490 out of a maximum 2400.

Unlimited coffee for a monthly fee sounds great to customers' ears, but will the service benefit independent businesses in the long run?

With the tagline 'Place it. Press it. Get it,' Amazon is doubling down on creating an even more seamless shopping experience for members of its paid service.

She made the announcement in a blog post, adding that she will be 'taking limited time away and working throughout.'

The company's latest blog post reads like a weak, desperate attempt to save face.

Not entirely unexpected.

A researcher makes the case that for many of us, neuroticism and creativity are two sides of the same coin.

The FDA is not amused.

Although a bachelor's degree in one unlikely major boasts a mid-career median salary of $85,000.

The social network is pilot-testing the feature.

Those in relationships generally report being happier than those who are single, but that's not the case for everyone.

For dieters, this time-saving technique may actually lead to increased snacking.

It's not a good day for members of the dating site, which boasts the slogan 'Life is short. Have an affair.'

The consumer goods company's value has gone up nearly 50 percent since its funding round a year ago, reports The Wall Street Journal.

These simple but important pointers will help you shine as you present your business to the judges.

Meet the man who turned online dating into a game of swipes.

Min-Liang Tan is the CEO, creative director and co-founder of Razer, a gaming company that is part of the exclusive 'unicorn' club.

She will no longer have a day-to-day role, but will continue on as an advisor and member of the board of directors.

They range from redesigning the way we board, to redesigning the cabin and seats themselves.

American Airlines and the reservation processing company Sabre Corp. have been targeted in the latest round of security breaches.

Richard Branson, Robert Herjavec and more share formative experiences that went on to shape their careers.

It sounds great, but raises some questions.

Its use case is narrow, but the FDA's stamp of approval could have broader implications for the way we create customized medicine.

The final barrier is making sure the software can decipher badly marked roads at dusk, he tweeted.

Geoffrey Kent has created unique and rare excursions for Bill and Melinda Gates, Sting and other power players.

The tech company is reportedly launching a new version aimed at businesses and without the histrionics that accompanied the product's initial debut.

We still have a ways to go, but this is promising news.

New research suggests that sleep doesn't just protect memories from being forgotten, it makes them easier to access.

Another compelling argument that age is but a number.

Ashton Kutcher, Neil Patrick Harris and Kate Upton weren't happy with Bill de Blasio's attack on the ride-sharing company.