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Marital Troubles May Harm Your Heart
Sociologists from Michigan State University and University of Chicago have completed a study which shows that older couples in bad marriages are at greater risk
What Is Uber Allowed To Do With Our Data?
Uber has been experiencing a bumpy ride over the past week. It is believed that the company has a tool called “God View” which allows
Fidelity Investments Creating Virtual Reality Stock Viewer
Fidelity Investors looks to diversify their consumer base by reaching out into immersive stock viewing technology. The company plans to launch a 3D virtual city
Growth in the Housing Market: Hikes in Building Permits & Single-Family Homes
National starts for single-family homes rose for the month of October and permits for future projects reached a six-year high. Both advancements point to economic
A Pain in the Neck- How Your Smartphone is Affecting Your Health
A Washington Post article reports 58 percent of American adults own a smartphone. That same group of adults is at higher risk of neck and
What is the Motivation Behind Takata’s Switch in Airbag Compounds?
In 1998, Takata began using a new airbag propellant (based on a compound called tetrazole) that was supposed to represent a big leap forward in
Arsenic Found in Rice and Other Grains
Tests by Consumer Reports have revealed varying levels of arsenic contained in several rice products available in grocery stores today. Various types of rice, such
Why Risks to Lending to Bitcoin Companies Shouldn’t Be Dismissed Outright
Last week, American Banker published an article “What Banks Should Know Before Lending To Bitcoiners”, in which the author David Lawson highlighted five areas of
Bitcoin and Banks Working Together to Bridge Border Between Families?
While bitcoin transfers are well associated with cafes in Prague and tech development sites in London and Palo Alto, the currency could see some use
A Turkey Shortage in Time for Thanksgiving?
As Thanksgiving creeps closer, supply of turkeys is at a low forcing US grocers to pay the highest ever wholesale prices. Farmers report production being