Facebook’s Cryptocurrency: Great Idea, Wrong Company
All the signs are that Facebook is about to launch its cryptocurrency on June 18, a project known internally as Libra, and that soon, …
Car Talk: Touch-screen technology is a step in the wrong direction
By Ray Magliozzi DEAR CAR TALK: My husband has a new Subaru Forester, and I absolutely hate the touch screen and most of the …
A minor cryptocurrency partners with a major porn network. What could go wrong?
Yesterday brought some interesting news in the cryptocurrency space. In a move that is at once sleazy and ridiculous, PornHub and its tech arm …
What's Right, and Wrong, With Social Media
Opinion Letters What’s Right, and Wrong, With Social Media ImageCreditChris Kindred To the Editor: Re “Its Ideals Tainted, Can Social Media Shine Again?,” by …
Cramer: If you're investing based on Trump's tweets, you're doing it wrong
As the market parsed Tuesday’s tidal wave of news, from a blocked Broadcom-Qualcomm deal to an ousted Secretary of State, CNBC’s Jim Cramer issued …
As bitcoin's price plunges, skeptics say the cryptocurrency has no value. Here's why they're wrong
Bitcoin’s price has been on a wild ride since its inception. 2017 alone saw massive gains, starting the year at under $1,000 and, at …
There are 2 types of 401(k)s and most young people invest in the wrong one, says Suze Orman
According to personal finance guru Suze Orman, young people in particular “are in serious need of some navigational help when it comes to their …
FOX 45 explores new car technology after fatal wrong-way crash on I-675
FOX 45 explores new car technology after fatal wrong-way crash on I-675 (WKEF/WRGT) DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF/WRGT) – Can crashes, like the fatal wrong-way crash …
A cryptocurrency deal and a triad boss called Broken Tooth – what can possibly go wrong?
What legal recourse or compensation would investors have if things turn sour with an offering that is closely related to casino junket operators? By …
Google thought we'd all forget about the headphone jack. It was wrong.
Unlike Apple, which dedicated plenty of time to its “courageous” move to kill the 3.5mm headphone jack last year, Google never really addressed the …
