Inventor James Dyson: ’The path to discovery is full of mistakes’
For example, he once made 5,127 prototypes of a vacuum
Society
Living to 100 is not all in your genes
The largest study of centenarians in the world can teach the rest of us about living longer, healthier lives
Chefs have the hots for the Rational
The combi oven can bake pizza, sear salmon and grill steak at the same time
Dodge the hug, not the handshake
Palm-to-palm contact is crucial if you want to make a good impression
Gareth Aled Coombes, 1989-2012
An adrenalin junkie who travelled the world in search of adventure, he had returned to university to finish his final year
Richer, happier, fitter? Not for female executives.
The new health-wealth paradox
French couple connect Canadians with distant graves of loved ones
"Our gratitude toward them is forever," pair says of its mission
Expect privacy at work? You’re not unreasonable, says Supreme Court
Their workplace, their gear, their company, their rules. So what about your rights? Jesse Brown explains
Meet chess champ Rochelle Ballantyne
At the end November, the 17-year-old could very well be the first African American female chess master
Ronald Alan Sept, 1946-2012
Heart disease ran in the family; he had survived three heart attacks, and a heart transplant