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FB investors: Attracting new users, the impact of the mobile business, and increasing and diversifying advertising revenues are the most important things that will influence Facebook's success.

Seven recent college grads give the advice they wish someone had given them before they entered the real world.

The vast majority of Americans do not realize when they are being given sensationalist nonsense versus objective information.

Voting in the first round of Egypt's presidential elections has ended, and now the counting and speculation begins. The elections were cleaner than expected, but it's too early to call a winner.

A Christian group decries the presence of gay characters in a genre that primarily concerns muscular men running around in tights, without a hint of irony.

For far too many, the upcoming three-day weekend marks the beginning of summer, not a chance to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in our nation's service.

Anyone with the temerity to claim that carbon taxes will increase prices will be held accountable for their grievous thought crimes.

Former All-Star pitcher Curt Schilling is well-known for his small government advocacy, but his company could end up costing Rhode Island taxpayers $75 million.

The recent violent protests against African immigrants in Tel Aviv point to signs of a new level of Israeli intolerance.

The New Orleans Times-Picayune is doing a disservice to the journalism community and New Orleans by cutting its publication schedule to three times a week.

The development of an economic reserve corps, in combination with unemployment or inflation-triggered legislation, will enable shovel-ready projects to counteract economic downturns.

Cities should employ one-stop websites, like Mayor Bloomberg implemented in New York, that combine the functions of multiple city agencies and lower the barriers to establishing a new business.

The corporate giants and big banks of Wall Street should establish partnerships with universities to create small businesses.

To combat the economic burden of household debt, the Federal Reserve should initiate QE3: a new round of quantitative easing targeted at American debtors.

The franchise business model in conjunction with the support of local mentoring resources can significantly lower the barriers to youth entrepreneurship and catalyze local economic growth.

The U.S. government should give tax breaks to U.S. businesses operating in China to facilitate the migration of their workers back to the U.S.

Approximately 2.7 billion people, half of the global population, lack access to a wide range of quality and reliable financial services. Financial Access at Birth has a solution.

Requiring all prisons to have self-sustaining farms by 2040 would reduce the U.S. prison budget.

America must be a leader in creating new clean energy technologies which can help billions of underprivileged around the world.

By promoting austerity measures, Europeans will never rise on the global stage.

the future of the economy of Europe has never been more volatile, and it the fear that investors feel towards it is the result more of political machinations than anything else.

It's time to lay off our judgements of obese people and broaden our thinking about weight and health.

This Memorial Day take a moment to honor the history of this great nation. A trip to Gettysburg reminded me that no matter our politics, we are all Americans.

Weigh-in the No Label's discussion. The most Mic'd participant gets to ask Gov. Jon Huntsman a question on No Label's next national town hall conference call on May 30 at 7pm.

It's all but over in Rhode Island, as 38 Studios lays off its entire staff. Chapter 7 here we come.

Green energy subsidies do far more harm than good in the economy.

In order to protect jobs, investments and our troops overseas, the federal government still needs to support the fast growing green energy sector.

New mortgage models based on risk and profit sharing can rein in the economic incentives that led to the sub-prime crisis that hurt millions of American homeowners.