Lifestyle

New cybersecurity threats are popping up on a daily basis and companies are rushing to insure their data are secure. These are 3 stocks in the space that could be great investment ideas in the future.

A new project that curates technology and medical content and presents them in small, easy-to-read summaries so physicians can keep abreast of the latest news without taking hours out of their busy day.

When considering investments, individual investors often take a look at what the biggest players are doing. A new report breaks down the top stocks held by the largest hedge funds.

Keep in mind that service providers, like financial advisors or real estate brokers, have interests beyond your own, and emotions often affect transactions.

Recently, many Wall Street strategists and technicians have pointed to signals suggesting the market is about to sell off. While there's no way to predict when it will happen, you should prepare.

Mobile access to a physician is so important for some patients, they would be willing to sacrifice personal enjoyments for the convenience.

While Americans feel their finances have improved over the last 5 years, their satisfaction with healthcare benefits and medical costs has declined.

Physician practices seeing patients covered under the Affordable Care Act are reporting troubles associated with the health plans on the insurance exchanges.

Although many Americans are taking the reins on their retirement savings, they are not doing the best job and could benefit from occasional professional management.

In today's challenging market environment, learning the lessons of behavioral finance could significantly maximize the value of your investments.

When Matthew Schulman, MD, was a young boy he liked taking things apart and putting them back together. He describes it as having a surgeon's mentality.

Provincetown, MA, is colorful, even outrageously so. In addition to being home to art, pilgrim history, and the largest seashore in the US, the town's Land's End Inn is the perfect place to stay.

The healthcare industry is seeing a dramatic rise in the number of individuals covered by high-deductible health plans and even greater increases are expected in the years ahead.

Americans seem to be notoriously bad at finances, and they know it. However, few seem to do anything to rectify the problem when all they need to do is learn a few simple lessons.

A look at a trade with a 5-year track record of 100% success, although that doesn't necessarily guarantee future success. But there is more than one way to play this trade.

The herd mentality tends to ruin stock returns far more often than we suspect, but there is a way to find healthier long-term profits.

Many physicians keep working longer and harder because they did not get anywhere near the type of market returns they should have over the last several years.

Physicians are not trained to be financially literate, and most experience a lifetime of expensive mistakes to become functional, if not efficient, at their financial affairs.

Cost increases for medical plans are projected to continue the trend of steady declines begun in 2010, but cost increases are still considered unsustainable at 8% to 9%.

Although the cost of employee healthcare benefits stabilized globally, they could increase by 8.3% this year, according to a new survey.

Quality measures like patient satisfaction are an increasingly important part of medical directors' responsibilities, according to a new report.

Don't head to the warm coasts for the best retirement spots, head inland. Instead of considering traditional retirement locations like Florida, look to the Dakotas.

Manhattan real estate has been on a tear. However, despite being in a desirable location, Shirley Mueller, MD, didn't find it easy to sell her Upper East Side co-op.

Physician practices often find themselves in the real estate business by purchasing the building used by the practice. There are several benefits to owning real estate, but also some pitfalls.

While the Obama administration touts beating out enrollment expectations during the open enrollment period for insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act, a new report reveals the truth behind those numbers.

Even those of us who feel they are adequately prepared for retirement have lingering fears regarding their so-called golden years, according to new surveys.

Investing scared does not make any sense, especially for long-term investors. Despite the occasional bubble or risky valuations, stocks still go up over the long term.

Europe is home to plenty of grand hotels, but there's something to be said for the boutique hotels. Fewer rooms means more attentive service and a more authentic European stay.

Too many perceive physicians to be arrogant. While some certainly are, most doctors are simply confident-a quality that is essential to success in the medical profession.

Although a spotlight has been placed on medical overtreatment and its extra cost to the healthcare system, measuring wasteful healthcare use has been difficult.