Long before it became the beige wallpaper of modern communication, “I hope this finds you well” was a standard part of letter-writing conventions. One Civil War soldier, for example, began a letter ...

Scammers are impersonating Microsoft with urgent deadline threats and fake legal language to rush victims into clicking dangerous links.

Three-in-ten U.S. adults say they at least sometimes get news from newsletters, but many don’t read most of the newsletters ...

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Email has been with us for decades. And while social media and mobile messaging apps are increasingly popular, it remains the mainstay of our personal and professional communications. There are an ...

Email is used by billions of people, ensure your email is effective within the deluge. Email has become part of daily life for literally billions of people, so the ability to communicate effectively ...

Your email can unlock crucial information for people with bad intentions. Here's what someone can do with your email address—without your password. Recently, I ...

You can copy the contents of one of your emails to a Microsoft Word document so you can share its contents with one of your clients without forwarding it from your account. This also gives you another ...

A recent New York case underscored just how easily an exchange of email messages can create a binding contract. Though the dispute involved a litigation settlement evidenced in an exchange of emails, ...

No matter what business you're in, email has you spoiled. This amazing tech, now decades old, lets you send messages around the world in seconds, almost for free. From a laptop or smartphone, you can ...

Clinton himself said he wrote his first email in November 1998. His late White House technology director begged to differ.