Worry over Iran is cooling off as the euro crisis heats up, pushing down oil prices. But oil's still priced way ahead of natural gas
As dot-com entrepreneurs and investors discovered so painfully, having a lot of users doesn't mean they want to give you money
Will the faltering bank rescue Warren's struggling Senate campaign?
An interview with the Brooklyn artist behind the iconic shot of Zuckerberg and his bride, Priscilla Chan
If Greece leaves the Euro, what could happen if there's a run on Greek banks?
Detroit eyes new fuel technologies being developed for tanks
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Tech jobs surface at B-schools, Harvard overhauls its admission essays, and an MBA meets with a tragic end
Blue Microphones built a loyal following of musicians. Now it's trying to appeal to Skype users with the first USB mic that mimics human hearing
By Jane Sasseen
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