Home businesses are blooming because many laid-off workers are starting new businesses instead of standing in line for hard to get jobs.
Obama: Technology fuels economy
News analysts of President Barak Obama's State of the Union speech are divided in two camps.
One camp urged an immediate end to the partisan bickering that gridlocks Congress at a time when citizens can't afford it.
Cost to crack code: $2.10
Never, never, never underestimate human ingenuity.
German security enthusiast Thomas Roth spent a couple of bucks, used cloud computing and cracked an encryption algorithm that's been around 15 years.
Windows shows its age at 25
Admit it. You didn't get the invitation.
The wreckage, the champagne bottles and the streamers have been swept away.
QuickBooks saves money in other ways
More than 85,000 companies have chosen QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions. Thousands more use different editions of QuickBooks because of its flexibility. The company says its share of business accounting has reached just over 94 percent.
Making the most of gasoline
Answers to common questions about fuel
Q: What is the average gas price in florida?
A: It depends where you live. See guide.
Web inventor blasts Internet giants
A plan that could bring the World Wide Web under more commercial control could threaten free speech and allow totalitarian governments to muzzle dissidents.
Project, SharePoint track tasks
Microsoft Project 2010 and Microsoft Project Server 2010 have advanced project management beyond the 1990s when project managers used Excel and legal pads to manage projects.
Crunch hits boomers
Younger workers will be seeking new job opportunities. Baby boomers will be looking for better opportunities because they must stay on the job longer.
Job search tips
Experts recommend patience and a systematic approach during a job search.
