This man made millions off Wal-Mart’s acquisition of Jet.com
One smart investment
Tide Rides in NASCAR Again: Teams with Joe Gibbs Racing
Procter & Gamble is hoping for a win by inking a deal with former NFL coach and NASCAR honcho Joe Gibbs.
Why millions of young adults are living at home
Young adults living at home
Home Depot Hits Pay Dirt Amid Housing Comeback
Home Depot booked record quarterly sales as Americans spend more on DIY projects and home renovations.
Is This the Real Reason Restaurants Are Losing Customers?
A tale of two restaurant industries.
Emmitt Smith Disappointed at NFL For Banning Cowboys Cop Tribute
NFL Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith says it’s a shame the league didn’t support the Dallas Cowboys decal for slain police officers.
Sports gear goes retro
New sports gear gets classic makeover
3 Alternatives To Student Loans
Every year, more students take out thousands of dollars in student loans. Discover other ways of financing college without getting into debt.
Americans Ratchet Up Retirement Savings, Still Playing Catch-Up
More Americans have increased their retirement savings this year, Bankrate.com says. But are Americans saving enough?
Citi's Internet Shopping List
Citi analysts are largely bullish on Internet stocks, eyeing future growth amid an influx of more tech-savvy consumers and greater access to high-speed mobile data. Analysts at the bank, which initiated coverage of the Internet sector this week, said in a research note sent to clients that the industry is still in the “early innings of its growth cycle.” Internet-centric consumers, mainly from the Millennial generation, are just starting to enter their “prime buying and influence period,” they added, while the shift in Internet consumption from PCs to mobile devices represents a key growth driver for the industry. With those factors in mind, Citi unveiled its top five web stocks, five others it rated at neutral and one more that analysts consider to be on the way down, listed in order of preference.
Sony PlayStation Offers Unique Vue for Cord Cutters
Sony’s PlayStation is expanding its horizons and the service for its cloud-based TV service called Vue.
Intel Said to Be Opening Wallet for TV Deals
The chipmaker is reportedly making progress in its talks with media companies, offering to pay a 75% premium to buy content for its upcoming TV service.
The Back-to-School Item That's Becoming Less Popular
Tablets are (somewhat surprisingly) on the decline among back-to-school shoppers. What's behind the trend away from these devices?
Travelers staying home this year?
Summer travel woes
How to Get the Most from Airline Auctions
More than 30 airlines are experimenting with a new concept where passengers can bid on upgrades for better seats. Here's how it works.
Is it Possible to Retire in Your 30s or 40s?
Retiring really young is a stretch for most people, but it's doable for some.
Will Novelty Foods Fix the Fast Food Slump?
Grilled hot dogs.
5 reasons you're paying too much to gas up your car
Gasbuddy.com consumer analyst explains
Which countries warning citizens against travel to U.S.
Fears over travel to U.S.
Elvis Presley's BMW Brought Back to Life
Elvis Presley’s rare BMW is about to make its debut after a painstaking two-year restoration.