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What Happens If Artificial Intelligence Puts Us All Out of Work?
Kari Huus on August 19, 2016
As robots become more sophisticated and take over a greater range of tasks, it’s hard to know whether to celebrate the progress or fear the consequences. Here’s what some of the scholars are saying.
Fill Your Own Slurpee Cup for $1.50 This Weekend
Karla Bowsher on August 18, 2016
You can fill a fishbowl, pineapple or other “acceptable vessel” this Friday and Saturday at 7-Eleven. Or, visit Wendy’s for a deal on a Frosty.
Skyrocketing EpiPen Price Puts Allergy Sufferers at Risk
Krystal Steinmetz on January 31, 2020
EpiPens are a potentially life-saving device for those with severe allergies. But the price has soared more than 400 percent since 2008.
Best Buy Offers 50 Hours of ‘Black Friday-Like’ Deals
Karla Bowsher on August 18, 2016
Move over, Amazon Prime Day: Best Buy is about to launch its own birthday sale that promises to rival Black Friday.
Olive Garden’s Free Entree Offer Returns With New Options
Karla Bowsher on August 18, 2016
The Italian-American restaurant chain has brought back its “Buy One Take One” entree deal.
Prepare for More Catastrophic Airline Computer Outages Like Delta’s
Christopher Elliott on August 18, 2016
What the airlines and passengers can learn from airline system meltdowns like this one — because more are likely.
Should You Replace Your Passwords With Passphrases?
Karla Bowsher on August 17, 2016
A growing body of research shows simpler but longer passwords known as “passphrases” are as effective as more complicated but shorter passwords.
How a Love of Money Can Sabotage Your Finances
Karla Bowsher on August 17, 2016
If you love money a lot, you’re probably a poor investor, according to a new study.
Why the Olympics Won’t Pay Off for Rio
Krystal Steinmetz on August 16, 2016
It’s not cheap to host the Olympic Games, and a new study finds that it almost never makes financial sense.
Aetna to Exit Most Obamacare Exchanges for 2017
Karla Bowsher on August 16, 2016
Another major health insurance company is drastically scaling back its Obamacare participation, citing unsustainable financial losses.
Will the Next iPhone Be Waterproof?
Karla Bowsher on August 16, 2016
Recently surfaced patents are lending new credence to rumors of a waterproof iPhone.
6 ‘Smart’ Devices That Are Just Plain Dumb
Nancy Dunham on August 16, 2016
The Internet of Things is revolutionizing our world in awesome ways, but it’s also generating some stupidly expensive solutions for life’s little problems.
5 Magical Holiday Trips You Must Book Now
Nancy Dunham on May 20, 2021
Celebrate the winter holidays with all the festivity and none of the work by heading to these fantastic destinations.
The Top 25 Pet-Friendly Cities in America
Karla Bowsher on August 15, 2016
Pets can take a bite out of your budget, but location plays a key role in determining just how expensive it is to take in a four-footed friend.
5 Surefire Ways to Achieve Your Goals (Even If You’ve Been Procrastinating)
Jim Gold on August 15, 2016
It’s not too late to tackle the goals you set for 2016. The “Creativity Yenta” offers this advice on how to get off your butt and make your dream a reality.
Science Reveals Why You Feel Stiff in the Morning
Karla Bowsher on August 12, 2016
It’s no accident that chronic inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis tend to be worse during the daytime, research has found.
Ask Stacy: Millennials Are Ruining This Country … Aren’t They?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
A reader is concerned that the younger generation is pushing the country to the brink of disaster. He must not remember the ’60s.
Why Are Americans Eating Out Less Often?
Krystal Steinmetz on August 11, 2016
More Americans are skipping dining out and opting to eat at home instead. Are new minimum-wage laws partly to blame?
Steak for as Little as $1? Happy National Filet Mignon Day
Karla Bowsher on August 11, 2016
Morton’s The Steakhouse and Outback Steakhouse are offering deals this weekend.
It Takes This Much Exercise to Ward Off 5 Major Diseases
Karla Bowsher on August 11, 2016
How much physical activity does it take to ward off five potentially deadly diseases? It’s a lot more than the World Health Organization has been recommending.
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