Gene Marks The Washington Post

More than 45.2 million livestreams displayed the real-time action from The Game Awards earlier this month. The figure marks a 73 percent increase for the annual awards show, and demonstrates the continuing rise in interest around the world of video games.

Do you tell your employees to "give it 110 percent?" Please . . . don't. That phrase, according to a survey by OnePoll of 2,000 American workers on behalf of communications technology provider Jive Communications, topped a list of 40 of the most cringe-worthy phrases said in the workplace. So if you're thinking of using that phrase to motivate, pl...

Estimates predict that sales of regulated cannabis will skyrocket from $6 billion in 2016 to $75 billion within the next 12 years.

"Better late than never?" I'm not so sure. But, of course, we all have those situations when we just can't get to work on time, right?

Boy, those Europeans really do appreciate their holidays! So much so that one small business owner got fined 3,000 euro ($3,600) for not taking one.

Here's the thing: the brain's got to be fresh and the patient must be alive for its embalming chemicals to do their job.

Health insurance? Paid time off? Bonuses? Retirement plans? These all seem like good employee benefits that matter, don't they? But as it turns out another very inexpensive employee benefit may matter just as much: a voodoo doll of the boss.

Rui-katsu, or tear-seeking, is a therapeutic practice for women that is said to relieve stress levels and bring people together

Apple programmers, engineers, developers and other employees will be rubbing elbows with each other over long tables.

Construction at Apple Park, the tech giant's new "spaceship" headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., is projected to be completed by the end of this year. The $5 billion campus is to be a state-of-the-art facility, boasting the latest in energy efficiencies, green technologies, a 100,000 square foot fitness center,an orchard, a meadow and a pond. Some 1...

South Korea's EverYoung, a technology services firm based in downtown Seoul, is always looking for good employees. But sorry, millennials, you need not apply. You're not wanted.

You've heard of initial public offerings of stock? Well, there's now a new, and potentially explosive, way to raise capital for your business: the initial coin offering.

Bitcoin is not backed by any government and can't be physically held in your hands.

Too many retiring baby boomers don't have a succession plan in place for their business.

A lot of small businesses advertise but it's worth taking care how you tout your wares. Take the case of KFC's allegedly under-stuffed bucket.

More than 45.2 million livestreams displayed the real-time action from The Game Awards earlier this month. The figure marks a 73 percent increase for the annual awards show, and demonstrates the continuing rise in interest around the world of video games.

Do you tell your employees to "give it 110 percent?" Please . . . don't. That phrase, according to a survey by OnePoll of 2,000 American workers on behalf of communications technology provider Jive Communications, topped a list of 40 of the most cringe-worthy phrases said in the workplace. So if you're thinking of using that phrase to motivate, pl...

Estimates predict that sales of regulated cannabis will skyrocket from $6 billion in 2016 to $75 billion within the next 12 years.

"Better late than never?" I'm not so sure. But, of course, we all have those situations when we just can't get to work on time, right?

Boy, those Europeans really do appreciate their holidays! So much so that one small business owner got fined 3,000 euro ($3,600) for not taking one.

Here's the thing: the brain's got to be fresh and the patient must be alive for its embalming chemicals to do their job.

Health insurance? Paid time off? Bonuses? Retirement plans? These all seem like good employee benefits that matter, don't they? But as it turns out another very inexpensive employee benefit may matter just as much: a voodoo doll of the boss.

Rui-katsu, or tear-seeking, is a therapeutic practice for women that is said to relieve stress levels and bring people together

Apple programmers, engineers, developers and other employees will be rubbing elbows with each other over long tables.

Construction at Apple Park, the tech giant's new "spaceship" headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., is projected to be completed by the end of this year. The $5 billion campus is to be a state-of-the-art facility, boasting the latest in energy efficiencies, green technologies, a 100,000 square foot fitness center,an orchard, a meadow and a pond. Some 1...

South Korea's EverYoung, a technology services firm based in downtown Seoul, is always looking for good employees. But sorry, millennials, you need not apply. You're not wanted.

You've heard of initial public offerings of stock? Well, there's now a new, and potentially explosive, way to raise capital for your business: the initial coin offering.

Bitcoin is not backed by any government and can't be physically held in your hands.

Too many retiring baby boomers don't have a succession plan in place for their business.

A lot of small businesses advertise but it's worth taking care how you tout your wares. Take the case of KFC's allegedly under-stuffed bucket.