Happy birthday, spam. P.S.: Now go away. It was 30 years ago this Saturday that users of Arpanet, a U.S. government-designed precursor to the Internet, logged onto their accounts to find what is considered the first piece of unsolicited commercial e-mail

Property manager Joshua Rosenthal was in a car headed toward Miami Beach when he realized he needed to transfer a tenant's rent money to his company's account. No problem. The driver didn't even have to pull off the road. Rosenthal, owner of Bethesda p

This library is a gorgeous place to work. From the top floor, you have more than a 180-degree view of campus and downtown Clayton. Best of all, it is well lit, quiet and technologically equipped. Nearly all of the tables are wired to give Internet access

Business desk report As part of the strategies to sustain the company's growth, Omatek Computers, Africa's number one computer coy, has said it will set up Resource centers in collaboration with Organizations and Institutions of learning.

What Does the Slogan a “Change You Can Believe In” Really Mean? “It matters not the number of years in your life, but the life in your years”. President Abraham Lincoln, only a few months before his assassination and untimely death.