Welcome back to 2006! Can you pick which stock will perform the best over the next 10 years? We've disguised the names of real stocks and will teach you about common indicators you might use to help ...

More than 20,000 foreigners from across the globe are currently fighting in Syria and Iraq. Many come to fight with Islamic State, the extremist group whose ranks are bolstered by men from Chechnya, ...

Flowing 2,300 miles from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi River provides drinking water, food and jobs for millions of people. A journey downriver reveals how the agricultural industry ...

Week to week, changes in ticket sales signal the health of a show. And when calculated as a group, the shows in the 40 ...

Rich in natural resources, Australia was one of the chief beneficiaries of the world's rising demand for raw materials. Australia has the longest boom in the developed world today. When Australia's ...

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Fans can study a coach’s pedigree by analyzing who he’s worked under, how those coaches have influenced his own schemes and strategy, and ultimately how his successors have fared when they move on to ...

Are You Good Enough to Be a Tennis Line Judge? Watch a series of shots at full speed and decide whether each was in or out. Some will be traveling upwards of 100 miles per hour and you only get one ...

Lithium-ion batteries may have made possible such groundbreaking inventions as smartphones, drones and insanely fast electric cars. But unlike the microprocessor, there's no Moore's Law for batteries.

Men and women work side by side, tackling the same business problems, sitting through the same meetings and walking the same hallways. But a new study on working women suggests that the common ground ...

Election fundraising is about more than what candidates raise for their campaigns. Increasingly, candidates are aligned with super PACs and other outside groups that assist the campaigns but can’t ...