By: Mary Bowerman With reports that a key ingredient in Nutella may cause cancer, you’re probably wondering: is anything safe to eat? The answer is yes, but you’re not going to like it. The way many Americans and people… Continue Reading
By: Amy Sample Ward IT departments these days are working hard to shore up their organization’s cybersecurity defenses, among other pressing matters—all while dealing with the usual workaday tech issues. But a few of the most irritating and persistent bugs… Continue Reading
By: Saqib Shah Twitter is killing off its “buy” button, a feature it has gradually been phasing out since May. As a result, the company is putting a halt to its ecommerce partnerships and shutting down its sales channel on… Continue Reading
By: Angela Moscaritolo Heads up, Gmail users: a new phishing attack is making the rounds and it’s fooling even technically-savvy, security-conscious users. The ruse aims to steal usernames and passwords for Gmail and other services, and “is being used right… Continue Reading
“Never contend with a man who has nothing to lose.” -Baltasar Gracian
Exodus 3:15 15 God said moreover to Moses, “You shall tell the children of Israel this, ‘Yahweh, the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, has sent me to you.’ This… Continue Reading
By: Julie Appleby and Mary Agnes Carey The Affordable Care Act of course affected premiums and insurance purchasing. It guaranteed people with pre-existing conditions could buy health coverage and allowed children to stay on parents’ plans until age 26. But… Continue Reading
By: Lauren Johnson About two years ago, Facebook launched dynamic ads—the retargeted promos that pop up in newsfeeds after someone looks at a product on a retailer’s website or mobile app. Now the social giant is expanding the format to… Continue Reading
By: Danny Vena IBM announced earlier this year that it was partnering with eight universities in a year-long research project to provide Watson with the requisite data necessary to expand its security protocol. These universities were chosen on the strength… Continue Reading
By: Michael Heller New data privacy controls are available for Microsoft users on the web and more Microsoft privacy tools will be coming to future editions of Windows 10. The current iteration of the Microsoft privacy tools are aimed at… Continue Reading