The dream of the mid-1990s is alive and well thanks to Palmer Luckey, 20, who has invented a headset that's quickly become one of the most hotly anticipated gadgets in tech. More
Twitter is filled with speculation that Johnson could return to his former job as head of Apple retail -- a position that just happens to be vacant. More
Andrew Brandler, the CEO of CLP Group, Hong Kong's biggest utility, talks about how Asia plans to balance its soaring energy demands with the planet's need to wean itself from fossil fuels. More
BP today defends its practices in the civil trial against the parties involved with the 2010 Gulf oil spill. It must show it is safer, without ever having behaved dangerously. More
The big story about TV today is no longer one of irresistible power. It lies rather in the unexpectedly strong bargaining position of TV's competitors and the unexpected weaknesses of the new medium. More
The jobs report is vindication for the Federal Reserve's caution and its bond-buying spree. But those policies aren't helping those who have been out of a job the longest. More
Ray Lane has stepped down as HP's chairman, but he needs to leave the board entirely. And interim chairman Ralph Whitworth needs to rework the board's composition. More
The SEC showed up late to the social media party with its new guidance, and investors now have more questions than answers about how companies can share material information. More
Baskin-Robbins has made China the centerpiece of its push into emerging markets. But it has struggled in the region as competitors like Dairy Queen have thrived. More
A judge tossed many claims in the biggest Libor-related class action suit, but New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has not given up his pursuit. More
Barred from his father's company, he quietly got rich on his own. Now everything's wrapped in one tasty package and he sells more candy here and abroad than Hershey. More
A new arrest at an SAC fund brings the government closer to Steve Cohen's door. Now might be a good time to become a family office in order to avoid future scrutiny. More
China's rapid economic development has sparked a series of growing pains, including a shortage of managerial talent. Asia's business class is eager to fill that void. More
Far from being a closed caste of super-earners, the top 400 are a constantly changing assemblage, the vast majority of whom experience one spectacular year. More
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