Women are being filtered out of high-level science, math and engineering jobs in the United States, and there is no good reason for it, according to a National Academies report released on Monday.

Overweight and obese women are less likely than normal-weight women to keep breastfeeding their infants for six months or longer, an Australian study shows.

Dmitry Loschinin, President & CEO of Luxoft and key client Andre Durand CEO of Denver-based Ping Identity will team up tomorrow to share the "secrets" of their successful global outsourcing partnership at the DaVinci Institute Movers & Shakers Breakfast Series event. This event is part of Advancing Colorado TechWeek being held in Denver.

Advertising is about to catch up with mobile customers. The reason is simple: Carriers need the revenues.

Tibet is vast and rich in local craftwork such as Thangka, a unique kind of scroll, silver ornaments, religious articles, Tibetan knittings and local snacks. A lot of precious Chinese medicines can be found in Tibet such as Aweto and snow lotus flower. As a result, shopping in Tibet is a great idea.

An Australian man under investigation for illegal spamming sent more than 2 billion e-mails promoting Viagra in a year, an official said Wednesday.

If visitors to your Web site become annoyed, it is very easy for them to broadcast their irritation: They are already online! This is one of the obvious but frequently ignored findings revealed in a recent study of how companies treat their online customers.