Dell Computers, hit by slowing growth and shake-ups in its executive board, has sent an email to employees that outlines the company's plan for growth, according to a newspaper report Friday.

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General Motors' CEO Rick Wagoner and other top executives at the troubled U.S. automaker will continue to take the voluntary pay cut that was announced in February 2006, a filing revealed Friday.

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Nicholas Negroponte, founder and chairman of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) non-profit group, on Thursday revealed big news about his laptop for the poor children of the world. His biggest revelations at a Cambridge press and analyst briefing: The laptop will run Windows, and the group is seriously considering selling it in the United States.

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15 cities where job growth is surging, who's hiring now, and jobs with the biggest salary gains. A Business 2.0 Magazine special report.

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Hollywood is making big bets on familiar names. With Spidey, Shrek, Jack Sparrow and Harry all on tap, could this be a record-breaking summer at the box office?

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Those who have tested the upcoming iPhone say the main drawback is its sleek surface, which is raising concerns about breakage, writes Apple 2.0 blogger Philip Elmer-DeWitt.

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When LeBron James arrived in the National Basketball League in 2003, he was hailed as the next Michael Jordan - both on and off the court.

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Rather than allowing development to overwhelm Jasper County, S.C., officials have collaborated on a plan to guide building and preserve natural beauty. No comments

The city has no shortage of sign lettering, and one expert, Paul Shaw, has amassed 5,000 photographs of lettering in New York. He thinks he has only scratched the surface.

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