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It's all about the future of storage.

The Brigham Young University team took second place in its first year competing at the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Championship.

Apple sales slumped 13 percent as many product categories fell.

And the perk is better for workers who have been with the company longer.

Everyone except the lawyers, that is.

In a time when food companies are going natural, the cereal company seems to be betting on decadence.

Apple sold twice as many first-year watches as first-year iPhones.

The co-founder thinks 50 percent seems fair.

The list has a wide range spanning models, musicians and chefs, as well as tech titans and business giants.

Today marks the 46th annual Earth Day. Check out these discounts and giveaways.

Two years ago, ride-hailing made up eight percent of business transportation.

Acorns is a year-old app that is designed to get people started by making small automated investments from a bank account.

Cabify is based in Spain but big in Latin America.

The retailer says that it stands for inclusivity and equality.

The social network is soliciting feedback from some users about the types of revenue earning features they would be in interested in, such as a tip jar to collect money for their content or a marketplace to find content sponsors.

An annual survey from the Society for Human Resource Management shows that job satisfaction is at its highest percentage in a decade.

Silicon Valley has lost one of its greats.

The platform wants to help students figure out their post-grad plans.

Pilots were not surprised that the incident occurred.

Those air dryers aren't as sanitary as you think.

The company, founded in 2014, said on Thursday that would cease operations this week after failing to raise more funding to support itself.

The mission is to gather data to make autonomous driving a reality.

Cruise founder and CEO Kyle Vogt has filed a complaint in San Fracisco Superior Court against a man he says is falsely claiming a stake in the company.

The top spot on CareerCast.com's list goes to a profession close to our hearts.

Affirm is rethinking the way shoppers -- particularly millennials -- borrow money by letting them obtain a micro-loan at a point of sale instead of using a credit card.

Google Goals is a new feature to Google Calendar that fills empty time in your schedule with time for things like exercise or reading.

Backplane was Gaga's vision for an online social network, a place where her fans could come and connect.

SoulCycle, which has been preparing for an IPO since last summer, saw its revenue hit $112 million in 2014, up from $36.2 million in 2012.

You know Jeff Bezos. Now meet the others.

It was the most dramatic hit to compensation since the financial crisis.