Researchers discovered one way to predict if someone will pay you back
When someone we know asks to borrow some cash, we generally don't run their credit. So how can we know if they'll pay us back?
When someone we know asks to borrow some cash, we generally don't run their credit. So how can we know if they'll pay us back?
A man has filed a class-action lawsuit against Hershey's for allegedly under-filling Reese's Pieces and Whoppers boxes. This is serious business.
Prynt, a startup founded in 2014, is trying to revamp the way digital content is shared—with photo-printing devices for smartphones.
This same scam has been going on for more than a decade and, always, the caller says they are a member of law enforcement.
News that Netflix temporarily hiked its prices in Australia has caused speculation that Netflix may again raise their prices in the U.S.
This woman bought a $15 ring at a flea market years ago, thinking it was costume jewelry. Turns out, it was worth much more than that.
Netflix went public 15 years ago today. May 23, 2002. Back then, the company’s business model was mailing you DVDs in red envelopes. Its internet strategy was letting you set up the queue of movies you wanted to receive. There…
More than 200,000 pounds of hot dogs are being recalled for extraneous metal materials, according to the federal Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Looking for a career change? Trying to decide on a college major? These jobs are highly in demand and pay over $90,000 a year.
An infographic by The Money Project lays out 31 fascinating facts about the early history of our beloved one dollar bill.
A recent survey by car rental company Alamo shows more and more people are being "vacation shamed" when they take time away from the office.
Do you earn enough to be considered part of the upper class? New research suggests the cutoff might be lower than you think.
Four car companies have agreed to settle with the plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit for $553 million, though the deal has not yet been finalized.
This abstract painting of a skull titled "Untitled" by artist Jean-Michel Basquiat just sold for a cool $110.5 million at auction.
Consider one of these six amazing vacation destinations that has the perfect combo of beauty, fun and affordability—without ruining your budget.
Teen clothing retailer Rue 21 has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, following a long line of stores feeling pinched by dying shopping malls.
The fidget-spinner craze is strong, annoying to teachers, helpful to ADD and ADHD suffers and making two teenagers very, very rich.
Customers are leaving Whole Foods in droves, and it's not because of high prices. In fact, there are three other reasons why the grocery store is struggling
If you drink coconut water, prepare to be grossed out. One poor, unsuspecting woman found a revolting glob of mold so large it looks like a baby octopus.
Graduates of the class of 2017 are entering a strong job market with record-setting starting salaries. Here's how much some professions are offering.
These are the top 25 best cities to live in if you're looking for a job, according to a new study by the jobs website Indeed.
We all remember when Sears announced that it would close 150 Sears and Kmart stores around the country. The company has been quietly shuttering a few more.
More than 1.25 million Ram pickup trucks are being recalled to fix a software issue that could cause airbags and seatbelts to fail.
Australian property mogul Tim Gurner had a few choice words for the millennial generation when it comes to their brunch obsession, avocado toast.
The wage gap is alive and well in the medical profession, and some women doctors are losing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in salaries.
Could cable television be headed down the same path as VHS recorders and cassette tapes? A new report seems to suggest so.
When one man tried to hike Mount Eldridge in Arizona to win free pizza, he got a lot more than he was bargaining for. Namely, a blizzard and hypothermia.
If you've eaten breakfast at Burger King lately, you may want to check your receipt. A woman has filed a lawsuit against the chain for a 'deceptive' coupon.
If you've ever wanted to keep a chicken coop in your backyard, Austin, Texas is the place to do it – they want to pay city residents to keep chickens.
Walmart is pulling more than 5,000 pounds of beef, pork and veal off shelves across the country due to a potential E. coli contamination. Check your fridge!
Chipotle wants to help its employees earn a degree in business. So they've joined forces with Bellevue University to make it happen...in just 18 months.
While it once seemed there was a Blockbuster nearly anywhere you went, thanks to streaming services like Netflix, the amount of locations is now down to 12.
Target is currently testing out a new program to allow consumers to purchase everyday house hold items that are promised to be delivered the next day.
There are some ways to snub the scams and robocalls, with the help of technology and your cell phone provider. T-Mobile is leading the way.
When some patrons at a Wisconsin bar decided to dine and dash, management took to Facebook to catch the thieves.
Instead of paying money to go to class, this coding school will pay YOU instead. And then they'll get you a job once you graduate. Sound sweet? Sign up.
A new lawsuit is alleges that Bose is stealing data from customers through their wireless headphones, and then selling it to a third party.
The folks over at GOBankingRates have created this colorful map that shows which bank is the largest in each of the 50 states.
Not so relaxing: HoMedic has recalled 400,000 handheld massagers after customer complaints that they catch fire and cause burns.
The makers of Aunt Jemima pancakes and waffles voluntarily recalled 19 varieties of its frozen products due to possible listeria contamination.
"Lunch Shaming" is a tactic that forces children to take responsibility for unpaid food bills, and it's used by nearly half the school districts in America.
If you were wondering how things were going for Joe's Crab Shack amidst the so-called "restaurant recession," it doesn't look good.
Macy's partnered with Men's Wearhouse in 2015, allowing its customers to rent tuxedos straight from its stores. Two years later, they're ending the deal.
American Airlines is apparently doubling down on that whole "hating the American people" reputation with a plan to cut legroom in economy class seats.
Sometimes it’s fascinating to get a peak inside how the other half lives. Take a look at this private airport terminal opening up at Los Angeles International Airport later this month, for instance. This VIP experience is for first-class travelers, who…
A six-year Canadian syrup saga finally came to a sticky end for a man convicted of stealing $18 million worth of the sweet stuff.
For the most part, food recalls are pretty standard (and sometimes kinda’ gross). Most often, cross-contamination happens due to the fact that many manufacturers have a single factory, and common allergens like milk, wheat or peanuts make their way into…
Some fertility clinics offer "a-baby-or-your-money-back" deals. They sound alluring to couples struggling with infertility, but are they worth it?
Pet costs really add up, even without expensive visits to the vet. But do you have any idea just how much money you'll spend on a pet over its lifetime?
These are the entry-level jobs that offer a great starting salary AND are seriously in-demand in our current job market. College grads, listen up.