Forget Twitter, Instagram Reaches 400 Million User Milestone
Twitter is now so ubiquitous in American culture that even the venerable New York Times has added phrases like "Twitter storm" to…
RSA Takeover Abandoned by Zurich in Light of Tianjin Blasts
Following the explosions in Tianjin last month, Zurich Insurance has abandoned their plan to acquire British insurance group RSA for…
Bermuda Gets Ready for 2017 America’s Cup With New Changes
Docks in the Bermuda area have begun construction for the 2017 America's Cup, which the country has been chosen to…
New Reform in the Selling of Structured Settlements Aims to Prevent Predatory Practices
When you acquire a structured settlement, you're left with a couple of options. You can keep it and collect the…
Negative Equity Homes Turning Around
According to the Zillow Negative Equity Report, the American negative equity rate has finally dropped in 2015's second quarter, but…
$5.67 Million Grant to Help Researchers Identify Signs of Early Alzheimer’s
Researchers at Michigan State University were granted a 5-year, $5.67 million grant from the National Institute on Aging. According to…
Google Files a Lawsuit Against Internet Marketing Company To Stop Robocalls
If there's one thing internet marketing companies are quick to tell business owners, it's that they do not want to mess with…
Ohio Area Pools Tested Positive For West Nile
According to a recent report from WKYC Ohio, mosquito pools located in Schoenbrunn Village in Tuscarawus County have tested positive…
Pension Reform Causes Insurance Company to Rethink Annuity Sales
The Dutch insurer, Aegon, is debating whether or not to continue providing annuities in the United Kingdom after reform in…
Washington Post Begins Blocking Users Using Ad Blockers
The Guardian says we're approaching an "advertising tipping point in 2016," when internet advertising revenues will eclipse TV ad revenues…