Credit Card Usage Booms, Even For The Smallest Of Purchases
For years, cash was king and credit cards were primarily used for big ticket items, but that has changed.
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For years, cash was king and credit cards were primarily used for big ticket items, but that has changed.
Major Silicon Valley investment firms reportedly poured millions into a high-priced juicing machine that may not be worth its high price tag.
A giant asteroid measuring about 2,000 feet across is passing by the Earth at a safe distance on Wednesday, according to NASA.
Snapchat incurred the wrath of users around the world after an unsealed lawsuit revealed its CEO saying the app was only for the rich.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg says his thoughts are with the family of a retiree shot to death in an apparently random Cleveland attack that was recorded and posted on Facebook.
Pennsylvania State Police say the suspect in the random killing of a Cleveland retiree posted on Facebook has shot and killed himself after a brief pursuit.
The City councilwoman from Oakland who spearheaded the city's soda tax it taking aim at flavored tobacco and vaping products she says are getting kids hooked on a bad habit.
As the manhunt for a killer who shot a man to death and posted it on Facebook continues, the social network is facing tough questions over why it took three hours to remove the gruesome video.
Researchers say facial expressions are part of the circuit of the brain related to mood and are testing Botox to treat depression.
The view of the Americas looks like an abstract painting by the late Jackson Pollack, with splashes of light from the Pacific coast, across the Sun Belt, through the Atlantic States, and around the Great Lakes. Scientists added clouds and sun glint "for aesthetic effect."
An ad campaign urging Tesla CEO Elon Musk to end his involvement with President Donald Trump's business advisory council is reportedly being funded by a Silicon Valley venture capitalist.
A testament to how much the video streaming service has changed the entertainment landscape since its debut a decade ago...
The search for a suspected killer who posted gruesome Facebook video of a fatal Cleveland shooting put authorities in surrounding states on the lookout Monday.
Police in Ohio urged residents in surrounding states on Monday to be on alert for a man who they said shot and killed an elderly passerby seemingly at random and then posted a gruesome video of the killing on Facebook.
Microsoft said the company had already built defenses against nine of the 12 tools disclosed by TheShadowBrokers, a mysterious group that has repeatedly published NSA code.
