Business
Expedia Buys Orbitz, Creating Online Booking Mega-Agency; What it Means for Travelers
Krystal Steinmetz on February 13, 2015
Expedia’s acquisition gives it a bigger market share of online booking, pitting it head-to-head with Priceline.
How Men Buy Groceries, And Why Stores Are Taking Note
Krystal Steinmetz on February 12, 2015
As more guys shop, stores are starting to cater to their habits and tastes. Beer and cheese soup, anyone?
New York Church Pursues Court Challenge of Walmart Over Gun Sales
Krystal Steinmetz on February 10, 2015
New York’s Trinity Church says Walmart’s gun sales are the business of its shareholders.
Massive Anthem Cyberattack: Are You At Risk?
Krystal Steinmetz on February 7, 2015
Here’s what up to 80 million Anthem customers need to know about the cyberattack at the nation’s second-largest health insurance company.
3 Fun Ways to Make Money Advertising for Companies
Angela Colley on February 5, 2015
Looking for some extra cash? These companies will pay you to help them get their message out.
Look Out, Uber. Google Cars Might Merge Into Your Lane
Krystal Steinmetz on February 3, 2015
The Internet giant is considering a venture that would put it in direct competition with Uber, a company it’s invested big bucks in.
Feds Target Auto Title Lenders for Deceptive ‘Zero Percent’ Loans
Krystal Steinmetz on February 3, 2015
Lenders failed to disclose how mind-boggling rates and fees could come into play.
Pay For That Big Mac With a Hug or Other Lovin’ Act
Krystal Steinmetz on February 3, 2015
Through Valentine’s Day, McDonald’s will randomly select customers to pay for their food with little displays of love instead of money.
Intuit Backpedals on Controversial TurboTax Changes, Offers Free Upgrade
Krystal Steinmetz on February 3, 2015
Faced with a backlash from angry customers, the maker of the popular tax software program has reversed a change that would have made the program more costly for many.
Amazon Prime Memberships Spike, Profits Soar
Krystal Steinmetz on February 2, 2015
Despite a $20 increase in its Prime fees, Amazon Prime membership numbers soared, and the company crushed analysts’ earnings expectations.
What’s Your State’s Integrity Grade?
Krystal Steinmetz on January 29, 2015
In an investigation looking at things like public transparency and accountability, the report says not a single state earned an A.
Twitter Unveils 30-Second Video, Direct Messaging Expansion
Jim Gold on January 28, 2015
The micro-blog giant adds features in an effort to expand its footprint in the social media landscape.
Federal Judge Clobbers Dish for Telemarketing Violations
Krystal Steinmetz on January 21, 2015
An U.S. District judge found Dish Network liable for more than 57 million illegal telemarketing calls, including Do-Not-Call violations.
Payday Lenders Pony Up Record Fine for Deceiving Borrowers
Krystal Steinmetz on January 21, 2015
The Federal Trade Commission has reached a record-setting settlement with two payday lenders affiliated with race car driver Scott Tucker for charging customers undisclosed fees.
Experts ID Top Threat to Global Stability: ‘Staggering’ Inequality
Krystal Steinmetz on January 20, 2015
A new report identifies the growing gap between the rich and the poor as the biggest global risk in the next decade.
Google is Pulling Google Glass from the Public
Krystal Steinmetz on January 16, 2015
The sales of Google’s smart glasses will soon be stopped so Google can work on a new version of the glasses.
Coke Makes Extra Money From Your Guilt Over Drinking Coke
Krystal Steinmetz on January 16, 2015
Sales of tiny Cokes are soaring as many Americans try to cut back on calories and sugar. But those adorably small Cokes come at a premium price.
After ‘Unmitigated Disaster,’ Target Pulls Out of Canada
Krystal Steinmetz on January 16, 2015
After hemorrhaging money for nearly two years, the retailer is closing its 133 Canadian stores, leaving 17,600 Canadians without jobs.
Put That Tip Away: Restaurant Says No to Tips, Yes to Higher Pay
Krystal Steinmetz on January 15, 2015
Employees of Bar Marco will soon receive a salary, health insurance and a share in the business.
Don’t Buy These Items at Walmart. They’re Cheaper Elsewhere
Krystal Steinmetz on January 29, 2015
The retail giant often sells items at low prices, but not everything is cheaper there.
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