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The new Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker is going on a trade mission to Mexico to find new business partners to match with U.S. companies. And, investing in iPads to help schoolchildren learn carries some costs that may be getting overlooked.

The federal government is shelling out more than $2 billion so more public school students can get online. But it's costly to add Wi-Fi.

Analysts suspect that PCs are being replaced by tablets, as trust in the cloud grows.

The average American sleeps an hour and a half less per night than she used to -- and that's costing employers $63 billion a year.

Apple has a lot of new products, but we've seen them all before.

If you were waiting for Tim Cook to debut a revolutionary smart watch or television, yesterday wasn't your day.

That high price-tag holding you back from getting your hands on the latest tech gadgets? Some more affordable options could be the answer to your dilemma.

No major changes in functionality, but the look and feel of the phone will bring a dramatic change to how we interact with electronics.

New York City has plenty of things we want but maybe don't need, like artisan pickles and baby yoga. What's the latest? Classes for dogs to learn how to use iPads.

Investors are happy with Apple's latest business performance, but the big question is what happens when the company runs out of buyers for its high-end phones and tablets?