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Who Really Owns the Photos You Share on Social Media?
An artist sold other people’s Instagram photos for $90,000 apiece. Find out what his actions mean for your social media activities.
Good Luck, New Grads — You’re Gonna Need It
A new report has a grim economic forecast for recent high-school and college grads. Find out how long today’s grads are likely to struggle.
Wearable Tech for Athletes, Babies, Pets and Execs
Beyond the Apple Watch: Wearable technology that powers your cellphone, monitors your baby’s heart rate at night and gives your PowerPoint presentation pizzazz.
Never Share These 3 Things on Social Media
These are not the ONLY things to avoid sharing online, but they are the ones that most put you at risk for identity theft.
Bone Up, Scrabble Players: 6,500 New Terms OK’d
From bezzy to twerking, the updated Scrabble bible includes words that has some traditionalist shaking their heads.
Hackers Access More Than 100,000 U.S. Tax Accounts
Here’s how they got away with $50 million, and what you can expect from the IRS if you return was affected.
What Does the Charter-Time Warner Deal Mean for You?
The mega-merger looks to be good for the cable companies’ bottom line, but the jury remains out on it’s impact on customers. Here’s why.
New Bug Crashes Smartphones of Unsuspecting Users
A commonly used app is the source of the problem. Here’s what you need to know to protect your iPhone from infection.
Why Your Internet Bill Keeps Growing
As two telecommunications giants make plans to merge, Internet costs just keep rising. Here are two ways to fight back.
Say What? Traffic Noise Can Make You Fat
A new study links obesity with exposure to noise from road traffic, railways and aircraft. How more noise leads to bigger waistlines.
How Self-Made Millionaires Think
People who are successful — financially and otherwise — regularly set aside time to ask themselves these 83 questions.
Another For-Profit Joins FTC’s List of Disgraced Colleges
This Georgia-based school allegedly deceived students with claims about the college’s career training and credit transfers.
Fashion Forward: Nordstrom Offers ‘Shop-By-Text’
The upmarket retailer gets out in front with tech that allows customers to connect with personalized sales staff and “view and buy seamlessly.”
Amazon Targets Etsy Market
In what could be a David and Goliath tale, the giant online retailer seeks to capture the buyers and sellers who populate the handmade goods market.
How Security Questions Can Get You in Trouble
A new study concludes that online security questions have a fatal flaw. Find out more.
Are Airline Restrictions Costing Consumers Billions?
Trying to score the best travel deal online? The airlines may be getting in your way, according to a new study.
Just 1 Piece of Plastic? ‘Smart’ Card Makes Bold Promise
A new venture promises to consolidate all your credit, debit and rewards cards down to a single piece of plastic. Here are the pros and cons.
Top 6 Regrets of the Dying
You’ve heard this before: “No one on their deathbed ever said, ‘I wish I had spent more time at the office.”’ Working too much is truly one of the regrets of those near death.
How to Increase Your Gas Mileage by 70 Percent
Discovery Channel’s ‘MythBusters’ proves that a few driving techniques and simple tweaks to your car can nearly double your fuel economy.
What to Do When Your Travel Company Dumps You
Although you can’t cancel your reservation without losing your money or paying a penalty, many travel-related companies do so without penalty.
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