Samsung had wanted to be the next Apple instead it's trying become the next intel, the leading computer chipmaker

Apple scoffs at the global economic meltdown. No matter what happens, the people need to be connected

With an eye on creating connected cars, Samsung is buying auto-parts supplier Harman International for $8 billion

What do sales of memory chips and iPods, along with rising bankruptcy filings, tell us? Nothing good.

Chipmaker Nvidia ruled the roost this year while investors fled drugmaker Endo International

Should competent adults need the "permission" of a doctor before being allowed to use the pharmaceutical products they think they need?

Federal courts are reconsidering the science behind medical marijuana, which may be legal use's biggest barrier

POTW

It's not just how many centers there are, but how "well integrated" the care is

The medical establishment doesn't talk much about bust shrinkage, but all women eventually experience it. Why can't we openly discuss the stages of breast regression?

World War III, Nazis everywhere — the Republican rhetoric on national security is distorting the policy debate

By Cathy Young

In hard times, the noblesse oblige of an underqualified candidate is a tough sell