Queena Kim

Techies may be trying to move our entire lives online, but when it comes to doing business, they're strictly old school.

"The Lion King" will become the first Broadway musical in history to gross more than $1 billion.

Unlike personal checking and savings accounts, business accounts are not protected from hackers.

“The unofficial economic indicator,” reports earnings tomorrow. Winnebago is selling RVs to older folks (duh) but also to thirtysomethings.

San Francisco is experimenting with what's known as participatory budgeting to give more people a say in how their tax dollars are spent.

Nielsen starts measuring conversations about TV shows on the social networking site.

Facebook and the business strategy behind "frictionless payments."

BlackBerry announced it agreed to be bought by a group led by investor Fairfax Financial Holdings for close to $4.7 billion.

The NFL has a simple strategy for making more money and competing with secondary ticket brokers at the same time: jack up prices.

Boxing's mainstream glory days pretty much ended when Don King and Mike Tyson got involved. Networks no longer wanted any part of it. So, in many ways, boxing owes its survival to pay-per-view, which has allowed it to tap a small but dedicated audience for a high price.