Montage of eight photographs of cats, ca. 1903-1928 from Harvard's Radcliffe Institute. Part of a larger collection taken by photographer Jessie Tarbox Beals.

A recent Minnesota state audit revealed that board members of the charitable nonprofit Community Action of Minneapolis were dipping into the organization's coffers. While it's not always easy to spot that sort of corruption, you can do your own quick investigating to determine whether a nonprofit is worth your time and money.

An analysis of 101 essays penned by failed founders revealed that 42% of startups go under because their product isn't wanted by the market.

Open houses are a terrific way to attract the attention of potential homebuyers. Just remember: sometimes you need to get out of your own way.

Allowing employees to work from home saves money and boosts morale. But to guarantee productivity remains high, it's important to set strong standards, particularly with teleconferencing.

On one hand, asbestos is a major health hazard. On the other: 27 world championships. 

Spruce is a new iPhone app helps you secure prescription drugs to treat acne. It's just another in a long line of telemedical advances coming soon to your device.