JPM’s NYC, LA ATMs Going HeForShe in March
Starting this week, JP Morgan Chase customers visiting ATMs in New York and Los Angeles will be greeted by messages of gender equality, as the U.S. bank teams up with UN Women to drive awareness of the HeForShe solidarity initiative.
4 important steps for building a successful appeal of a denied health insurance claim
Keep calm and take notes.
Netflix's parental leave sets new standard for tech, but not headed to Main St. anytime soon
Netflix stirred envy in sleep-deprived parents nationwide by saying it will give its employees up to a year of paid leave following the birth or adoption of a child.
Uber Settles Lawsuit Over Driver Background Checks for $10M
Uber will pay at least $10 million to settle California prosecutors' allegations that the ride-hailing company misled passengers over the quality of its driver background checks.
Fashion World’s Tinder Launches Ahead of Black Friday in U.S.
Mallzee is often described as the ‘Tinder for shopping’ and aims to provide a personalized, multi-retailer shopping solution for time-constrained shoppers.
How this man went from Wall Street to a waffle shop
From Wall Street to waffle shop
Lady Gaga's Childhood Piano Could Bring $200,000 at Auction
Lady Gaga was only 5 years old when she wrote her first song on an upright piano that her grandparents bought. Now the instrument that inspired the pop music sensation is going on the auction block at a pre-sale estimate of $100,000 to $200,000.
Millennials hoping for Sanders win to avoid student loans
Millennials hoping for Sanders win to avoid student loans
Flix Premiere: The 'NetFlix' for Forgotten Films
A new streaming service called Flix Premiere is set to compete with Netflix, Amazon, and movie theaters.
Flix Premiere: The ‘NetFlix’ for Forgotten Films
Flix Premiere
San Francisco passes first family leave law
San Franciscos family leave law
Retailers Have Chip Card Readers. So Why Aren't They Using Them?
What are you supposed to do when you pull out plastic to buy something at a store these days? You’ve probably noticed that plenty of stores have terminals that obviously have a slot for inserting a chip-enabled credit card, but when you try to do that, an anxious store clerk yells something like, “Nope, we can't use those yet."
9 Ways to Save Money at Bed Bath & Beyond
You know the feeling: that rush of excitement when you open your mailbox and find the iconic blue and white Bed Bath & Beyond coupon promising 20% off.
You Owe Taxes, But Can't Pay the Bill
Owe more in taxes than you can pay? One thing you definitely don't want to do is ignore the tax bill. Learn what your options are.
American Sniper Wife: Trump is Too Offensive to be President
American Sniper’s wife Taya Kyle shared her views on the presidential front-runner Donald Trump and discussed how her Christian faith got her through her own struggles in life.
10 Secret Ways to Save Money at Costco
There's a good reason Costco has more than 81 million members who are willing to pay $55 -- or $110 -- annually to shop at the warehouse club.
4 Cellphone Hacks That Can Save You Major Money
Are you putting a chunk of your paycheck towards your cellphone service? Many people are. According to a 2014 study by Cowen and Company, the average bill for customers of three major providers (Verizon, AT&T and Sprint) was over $140, except for T-Mobile, which came in at $120.
Would recess time at schools become law?
School recess law
Inside a 4DX Movie Theater With A Built in 'Tickler'
The world’s first 4DX Korean-based cinema company is making its way to the U.S.
Why Are So Many Credit Card Thieves Making Political Donations?
If you’ve ever had your credit card number stolen, you may have noticed the first transaction the thief made was a small one. It’s a common tactic for testing the validity of the card and fraudsters are using election season to their advantage.

















