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YouTube Without Ads? It’s in the Works

on April 13, 2015

Here are the details so far available on YouTube’s plans to move to an ad-free subscription service.

Afraid You’ll Have to Work Into Retirement? It Could be Good for You

on April 12, 2015

Though its tempting — and common — to retire at 65, research suggests it might not be the best choice. How individuals and companies could shift their thinking for the benefit of both.

Can Amazon Make a Dent in Phony Product Reviews?

on April 10, 2015

Find yourself wondering if product reviews are real or not? Yeah, that’s a problem for the online retailer giant that has prompted it to take legal action.

U.S. Cities Where Women Out-Earn Men

on April 10, 2015

A recent wage analysis found that there are 22 cities in the U.S. where women earn more than men, but there’s a downside to most of these markets.

This is the Time to Hit the Highway

on April 10, 2015

Prices at the pump this summer will be at least $1 cheaper per gallon than last summer.

A Woman on the $20 Bill? Here Are the Finalists

on April 10, 2015

Sorry, President Jackson, there’s a growing campaign to replace your face on the $20 bill with a woman. They’ve narrowed it down to four candidates.

5 Reasons NOT to Buy an Apple Watch

on April 9, 2015

Tune out the hype and buzz about Apple’s latest gadget, and think about these sound reasons not to splurge on the new smartwatch. At least not yet.

Heads Up: Trial Credit Scoring System Weighs All Bill-Paying Habits

on April 8, 2015

Paying that cellphone bill on time, and other factors, will matter under FICO’s new approach to scoring many people — like college students — with little credit history.

Rave Reviews of These Diet Products Are Not What They Seem

on April 8, 2015

A federal judge hits weight-loss product promoters with $16 million fine to reimburse customers for deceptive marketing.

Here’s Why You’re Paying More for Your Contact Lenses

on April 8, 2015

Discount sellers, states and class action lawsuits are challenging a move by manufacturers that significantly increased the cost of lenses.

Should Parents Have to Pony Up for Kids’ Dental Bills?

on April 8, 2015

More than 1 in 5 kids in the U.S. have untreated cavities. Is it parental negligence to blame?

Microsoft Program to Tap the Talent of Autistic Workers

on April 7, 2015

The technology giant rolls out a plan to bring autistic workers into its headquarters. The program draws on people with disabilities who are uniquely abled in some professional settings.

Stanford for Free? University Expands Scope of Financial Aid

on April 7, 2015

Stanford is expanding its financial aid program, making tuition free for families who earn less than $125,000 per year.

‘Robin Hood’ Billionaire Buys $71 Million Palm Beach Home

on April 7, 2015

Hedge fund tycoon Paul Tudor Jones II, who has founded nonprofit organizations that battle inequity and other issues, snapped up a new six-acre estate in Palm Beach’s “Billionaires Row.”

Amazon Rolls out Push-Button (no Screens) Instant Shopping

on April 7, 2015

Just when you thought it could get no easier to make purchases, Amazon offers a new way to shrink the time between “want” and “buy.”

Pot During Passover? It’s Kosher, Rabbis say, but Skip the Edibles

on April 6, 2015

Marijuana is kosher for Passover. Unlike beer, it doesn’t break a prohibition against leavened and fermented grain products, but at least one rabbi advises smoking it and avoiding pot-infused foods.

These 10 Organic Foods Are Worth the Extra Cost

on April 3, 2015

If you’re concerned about safe and healthy eating, Consumer Reports says there are some organic fruits and vegetables that are worth a higher price tag.

Sobering News: AmazonFresh Stops Beer and Wine Delivery

on April 3, 2015

The e-commerce giant has reportedly pulled alcohol from its AmazonFresh offerings. And in other booze news, your next alcohol delivery could come by drone.

Behind on Student Loans? Your Driver’s License Could be Yanked

on April 7, 2020

In 22 U.S. states, authorities can suspend your driver’s license or even professional license if you defaulted on your student loans. Some legislators are starting to challenge the practice.

High-Tech Bracelet Could Save You from Alcohol, Assault

on April 3, 2015

The Vive Smart bracelet measures your blood alcohol level and can notify your friends if you get too drunk or pass out.

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