Ned Smith

Dissatisfaction with the American health-care system remains widespread.

It can pay to be a kid.

Using a cellphone or computer before bedtime may leave you counting sheep instead.

They face the same dilemma alchemists faced centuries ago

You may not be surprised to find out the one thing your boss could do to be a better or leader, but your boss will.

Are these the touch screens of tomorrow?

The National Science Foundation has programs in place to help turn dreams into business reality.

Few Small Business Owners Likely to Drop Health Insurance

Net Neutrality was one of the big issues discussed during the mid-term elections, but what is it? Life's Little Mysteries explains how legislation against it could change how you use the Internet.

Until now, net neutrality has ensured that as long as you could meet your customers’ needs, no one could tell the difference between you and your behemoth competitors.

Customers' feelings of empowerment have a more nuanced impact on how much they choose to spend.

A new study finds that Americans are far more likely than Europeans or Chinese to possess an entrepreneurial spirit.

The plug-in Chevrolet Volt are slated to take to the road later this year, but how will owners of these next-generation vehicles recharge?

Can it replace satellites?

Americans believe that U.S. business leaders must understand how to manage business in an environmentally sustainable manner to remain globally competitive.

Pictures are not enough to increase consumers' desire to buy.

Hourly employees might not have that luxury of relaxing on labor day.

A new breed of malicious malware program tricks users into uninstalling the legitimate antivirus.

It didn’t take small business owners long to embrace the iPad and make room for it at the table.

The Aerion SBJ will be able to carry a dozen passengers at speeds of up to Mach 1.5 for more than 4,000 miles.

vGov is a virtual world that will function much like a secure "Second Life" for government agencies.

A small army of robotic vehicles with military pedigrees is quietly reporting for duty in the civilian world: UAVs.

The U.S. military is increasingly calling on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to gain battlefield advantage in Iraq, Afghanistan and other trouble spots around the globe.