401 Oh No: Your Retirement in a Bear Market
Published on 11/07/2022Stocks are officially in a bear market. Let’s look at what causes bear markets, and how they affect older investors who are saving for retirement or have already retired.
Return of Carrot!
Published on 11/06/2022It’s not Carrot unless she’s caught in the Champagne region of France.
Call of Duty Battle Not Just Onscreen
Published on 11/05/2022Call of Duty is at the center of a corporate tug-of-war between Microsoft’s Xbox and Sony’s PlayStation over Microsoft’s pending $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard.
The Arbitrage Life: Pokemon GO Too Far
Published on 11/04/2022A Missouri jury has convicted a father and son for attacking a Pokemon Go rival in a dispute that ended with all three men in a lake.
Oh Canada
Published on 11/03/2022Look out Dr. Kevorkian, medically assisted death is legal in Canada, but only for Canadian citizens.
It's Payday, at least in NYC
Published on 11/02/2022Starting this week, job-seekers in New York City will have access to a key piece of information: how much money they can expect to earn for an advertised opening.
The Arbitrage Life: Doggone Good Chow
Published on 11/02/2022San Francisco is a foodie heaven with plenty of Michelin-starred restaurants. And San Franciscans love dogs. So it might come as no surprise that an entrepreneur has decided to combine the two passions, creating what’s believed to be the first restaurant exclusively for man’s best friend.
Technology Leading the Blind
Published on 11/01/2022High tech is both amazing and terrible- for every step forward we always risk a step back.
Arbitrage Life: Butter Boards?
Published on 10/31/2022Butter boards, the polarizing stepchild of charcuterie, have taken TikTok to new food-craze heights as some horrified safety and nutrition experts look on.
Spooky Scary Skeleton, His History is Weird
Published on 10/30/2022Contrary to popular belief, Halloween is in fact not pagan, but like Mardi Gras, it’s based in Christianity. Who knew!
ICYMI: Rural Areas get Better Internet
Published on 10/29/2022The Agriculture Department announced Thursday it is making available $759 million in grants and loans to enable rural communities to access high-speed internet, part of the broader $65 billion push for high-speed connectivity from last year’s infrastructure law.
Arbitrage Life: That's One Way to Park
Published on 10/28/2022Three decades after a car was reported stolen in Northern California, police are digging the missing convertible out of the yard of a $15 million mansion built by a man with a history of arrests for murder, attempted murder and insurance fraud.