PayPal was no friend in need
guardian.co.uk 1 hour ago
We thought we were protected by paying through PayPal – but it won't return money taken by bogus MMA car insurance brokers
guardian.co.uk 1 hour ago
We thought we were protected by paying through PayPal – but it won't return money taken by bogus MMA car insurance brokers
redtape.nbcnews.com 15 hours ago
Are gadgets making us dumber? Two new studies suggest they might be. One found that people who are interrupted by technology score 20 percent lower on a standard cognition test...
cnbc.com 3 hours ago
France has a special responsibility as a euro zone heavyweight to take deficit cuts seriously, even though its budget deficit is above target, Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann said.
wpbf.com 2 hours ago
The million-dollar questions have been answered...
telegraph.co.uk 1 hour ago
Energy bills are rising so steeply that they could overtake mortgage repayments in parts of Britain in just five years’ time, the chief executive of supplier, First Utility, has claimed.
slate.com 17 May
This article originally appeared in the Birdist...
zerohedge.com 6 hours ago
Submitted by Pater Tenebrarum of Acting-Man blog , Full Court Press Not a day passes without the financial media denouncing gold as an investment option and hailing the bureaucrats...
slate.com 16 May
Star Trek is all about interstellar travel. It’s right there in the title...
telegraph.co.uk 10 hours ago
Carson Block, the founder of Muddy Waters Research, believes that China’s banks hold more toxic assets than Western peers did ahead of the 2008 financial crash.
guardian.co.uk 1 hour ago
East Coast trains insisted on fining me, although it was a genuine mistake
slate.com 17 May
America is a fluoride nation. Beginning in 1945, when Grand Rapids, Mich., became the first city in the world to add the stuff to its water supply, the practice has spread across the United States...
zerohedge.com 10 hours ago
Submitted by Lance Roberts of Street Talk Live , There have been quite a few bold predictions, since the beginning of the year, that the dollar was set to soar and that the great "bond bull ...
slate.com 16 May
As a beer writer, I often find myself preaching the word about craft beer to people who don’t want to hear it...
slate.com 18 hours ago
The other night, I was having dinner with some friends in a fairly decent restaurant and was at the very peak of my form as a wit and raconteur...
reuters.com 16 hours ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke painted an upbeat picture on Saturday for the potential of innovation to lift living standards, delivering a sweeping look at the last 100...
business.time.com 10 hours ago
A brief look back at some of the big innovations that have helped pizza become fully ingrained in modern American dining culture
zerohedge.com 15 hours ago
While it does have all the impromptu genuineness of a made for C-Span soap opera, the following exchange between Rep...
zerohedge.com 12 hours ago
Submitted by Daniel Cloud Boldly They Rode And Well I believe that Shinzo Abe has made a very serious strategic miscalculation...
zerohedge.com 16 hours ago
There is a reason why in Europe, no matter how much some want to deny it, the Cyprus deposit confiscation "resolution" has become the norm...
telegraph.co.uk 10 hours ago
The retail giant’s CEO, Philip Clarke, says his company is in a unique position to fight the alarming amount of produce lost or thrown away by customers.
fool.com 8 hours ago
Stay tuned to see if they can do it.
zerohedge.com 16 May
Previously, when looking at the real underlying national interests responsible for the deteriorating situation in Syria, which eventually may and/or will devolve into all out war with hundreds of...
cnbc.com 17 May
Being audited is scary. Not knowing if you might be is almost as bad. Here are telltale signs the IRS looks for.
economist.com 16 May
THE humble shipping container is a powerful antidote to economic pessimism and fears of slowing innovation. Although only a simple metal box, it has transformed...
telegraph.co.uk 10 hours ago
The internet is transforming our economy and our lives. More than nine out of 10 flights are now booked online. Digital music, almost unknown a decade ago, already makes up 40pc of total sales.
telegraph.co.uk 17 May
Families could have been paying too much for food and everyday household goods if companies are found to have fixed the oil price, the Government has indicated.
telegraph.co.uk 17 May
Rupert Murdoch has taken to Twitter to compare Facebook with troubled peer MySpace.
telegraph.co.uk 14 hours ago
Shoppers at Marks and Spencer have complained that the retailer’s “contactless” payment system has taken money from their accounts without their permission.
economist.com 16 May
Plenty of room for more MUSLIM converts have an image problem. A handful, like Richard Dart, a Dorset native jailed last month, have been implicated in terrorism....
zerohedge.com 18 May
The following map ( via AON ) measures the risk of political violence to international business in 200 countries and territories, based on three icons indicating the forms of political violence which...
slate.com 17 May
WELLINGTON, New Zealand—A fish restaurant in New Zealand seemed an odd place to discuss a war that took place several thousand miles away and several decades ago, but there we were: Sea bream was...
slate.com 17 May
Maybe it wasn’t the best idea for acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller to resign before talking to Congress...
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com 16 May
No pain (for you), no gain (for us).