Tesla Begins Selling Used Model S Electric Cars Online
Consumers looking to buy an almost-new Tesla Model S electric car -- without spending a fortune -- are in luck:…
Texas Judge Issues a Hold on Workers’ Compensation Claim for Nurse Who Contracted Ebola
A Texas district court judge recently issued a hold on a workers' compensation claim filed by Texas Health Resources (THR)…
Is Your Dream Retirement Destination All That You Think It Is?
Want your retirement to be as pleasant, stress-free and fun as possible? In many cases, the quality of life you'll…
Steve Jobs’ Business Cards Up for Auction
Would you pay $8,000 or more for three business cards? There are about 27,397,260 business cards printed each day, but…
Pimp Uses Business Cards to Promote Sex Business, Gets Arrested
A man has been arrested after police uncovered his sex business in Ho Chi Minh City. His choice method of…
House Passes Second Network Security Bill to Protect Companies From Cyberattack
On Thursday, April 23, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a second bill that will seek to combat the issue…
Research Reveals 29 Million Health Records Compromised Between 2010 and 2013 in Security Breaches
Verizon recently published the findings of its 2015 Data Breach Investigations Report, which analyzed over 80,000 security incidents that occurred…
Teachers More Likely to Perceive Negative Patterns of Behavior in Black Students, Study Finds
A new study out of Stanford University corroborates that children of color are often more severely disciplined in school than…
Results of Google’s “Mobilegeddon” Update Appear Limited Thus Far
Google has begun rolling out its mobile-friendly algorithm update, which will prioritize mobile-optimized websites in its search rankings. The search…
Cookie-Cutter Weddings Are Out in Britain, Study Shows
The United Kingdom isn’t generally known for out-of-the-box weddings, but a new study shows that British couples are becoming less…