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New technology features both advantages and disadvantages. On the plus side, it makes our world a more interesting place. It improves our lives and allows businesses to get more done in less time. The drawback? New technology inevitably eliminates jobs.

The new year has already begun, but have you made any updates to your small business' technology? If not, you may be costing your business money. After all, technology can help your employees function more efficiently. That, in turn, could make your small business more profitable in 2014. SmallBusinessComputing.

Apps aren’t simply for fun and games. There are many productivity apps available that can help you grow your business, too. And the Orlando Business Journal a short while ago ran a story showcasing some of the best of these apps. Here, then, are three apps that all small business owners -- including you -- should download today.

It’s not easy to operate a successful small business today. The competition is intense. And people are still hesitant to spend their money. Your small business, then, needs every advantage it can get. Luckily for us, there are many apps designed to help you grow and maintain your small business.

What types of companies are going to have good years in 2014? Based on a recent story by USA Today, technology companies are poised to celebrate a big and successful 2014. The article also says that the tech sector will remain one of the most profitable ones.

What sort of companies are going to have good years in 2014? According to a recent story by USA Today, technology companies are positioned to enjoy a big and successful 2014. The story also says that the tech sector will continue to be one of the most profitable.

Technology makes our everyday life better. That's undeniable. But it can also add to the stress we face every day. Fortunately, technology will become more consumer friendly in 2014. At least that's what the Christian Science Monitor newspaper predicted in a recent story.

Technology makes our lives better. That's undeniable. Yet it can also add to the stress and anxiety we face each day. Luckily for us, technology should be a little more consumer friendly in 2014. At least that is what the Christian Science Monitor newspaper projected in a recent story.

Do you feel safe when using your credit cards at retailers? Do you feel less safe after retailer Target announced that hackers stole the data on 40 million customers who used their credit cards at Target stores across the country? There is some good news: CBS Minnesota recently reported that new technology could make such credit-card data breaches more uncommon.

Giant retailer Target made the wrong type of headlines during the 2013 holiday season. Hackers had stolen information on the credit-card accounts of 40 million customers who'd shopped at the retailer's stores. A recent report from CBS Minnesota claims that new technology might make such data breaches less common.