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Woman rows solo across the North Atlantic

Canadian rower Mylène Paquette, 35, just became the first North American woman to row solo across the North Atlantic ocean.

Foreigners share what they find most surprising about America

BUSINESS INSIDER-The U.S. has historically had a huge immigrant population. But what makes American culture different from the countries immigrants are leaving?

‘The Internet Of Things’ Will Completely Change How We Use Nearly Every Consumer Product

The arrival of the Internet of Things marks a major watershed in the global consumer economy. Internet connections will be built in to a massive quantity of new products, from air conditioners to light bulbs and security alarms. These will all be controlled through apps and websites, and feed data into the cloud.

The 12 most bizarre eating habits of highly successful people

The most successful people follow daily rituals that keep them aligned and consistent and free their minds to think about more important things.

What McDonald’s new ‘Dollar Menu & More’ means for customers

On Nov. 4, McDonald's will roll out the new "Dollar Menu & More."

15 companies that employees want to work for the most

Having a strong "talent brand" makes it easier for companies to attract and retain the brightest minds in the industry.

CHART OF THE DAY: Manufacturers haven’t been this optimistic in over a decade

The outlook for general business conditions six months forward in the Philadelphia Fed's monthly Business Outlook Survey hit its highest level in over a decade this month.

Facebook’s Top Marketing Partners Offer Their Best Insights For Building Successful Campaigns

There is no better window into the fast-changing world of social media marketing than a conversation with Facebook's top marketers and strategic partners.

Twitter’s User Growth Continues To Slow, But International Markets Show Promise

Twitter amended its S-1 filing to include third quarter performance revealing a similar story to what we reported in early October: User growth continues to slow, but revenues keep climbing higher.

JP Morgan will settle the ‘London Whale’ case for $100 million and admit wrongdoing

The massive growth in mobile media consumption explains why the mobile industry is refocusing on content

Mobile-centric social networks, mobile video companies, and location based services are well positioned to feel the biggest benefits from the massive shift in consumer media consumption and usage patterns, even as smartphone sales slow down. But how can companies truly capitalize on this consumer revolution and adapt to their mobile-centric customers?

Here’s What Ads On Instagram Might Look Like

Ads are coming to Instagram, whether you like it or not.

Foursquare User Base Expands To 40 Million, With Growth Fueled By International Markets

Foursquare, which recently rolled out its first major ad effort, continues to add new users at a healthy clip, thanks to international growth.

The terrific new CTS sedan moves Cadillac one step closer to luxury dominance

The 2014 CTS is an important car for Cadillac.

The craziest things people have said to their bosses without being fired

Even the best of us have fantasized about saying ridiculously inappropriate things to our bosses.

The majority of college admissions officers do not check applicants’ social media profiles

While many high school seniors adopt pseudonyms on social media websites to avoid college admissions officers' searches, a new study reveals that the majority of schools do not investigate an applicant's online presence.

US troops need to stop masturbating in Afghanistan, Marines say

BUSINESS INSIDER -- An image making the rounds on Facebook gave us a chuckle --- it's a notice posted in a port-a-potty on Camp Leatherneck in Helmand province, Afghanistan, and it sends a clear message to the troops deployed there:

Microsoft, Google and Apple now all want the cookie to die

Not even a full month after it was revealed that Google is working on an internet tracking technology to replace the cookie, Ad Age's Tim Peterson reports that Microsoft is considering an alternative of its own to track users across its devices, operating systems, and online services.