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National Coffee Day is here! Where to snag free coffee and doughnuts.National Coffee Day is Thursday, which means slew of stores will be offering free or discounted morning brew.聽
Uber's self-driving big rig plan: What does it mean for truck drivers?Uber, which acquired self-driving truck startup Otto this summer, plans to get long-haul trucks on the roads next year. How will it affect those who are involved?
In its drive for diversity, is the tech industry neglecting Asians?Asians are overrepresented in the tech industry, but discrimination still exists, some argue, in representation in upper management.
Is lunch getting too expensive?Thanks to price increases, lunch has been losing restaurant customers.聽
Think motorcycle insurance covers just motorcycles? Think again.There are a number of vehicles that fall under the protection of a motorcycle insurance policy and owners should consider purchasing it 鈥� required or not.
Four simple money-saving tips for couplesHaving the same goals, and a plan to achieve them, is important in achieving relationship harmony.聽
Tyson recalls 132K pounds of frozen chicken nuggets with bits of plasticThe five-pound bags of fully cooked panko chicken nuggets may contain plastic, and were sold at Costco stores nationwide.聽
Black Friday 2016 is a great time to buy laptopsLaptop prices have dropped throughout 2016, and that should continue through Black Friday shopping.聽
How Elon Musk plans to bring humanity to MarsElon Musk laid out plans Tuesday to send colonists to Mars by 2024 and eventually make the trip 'affordable for everyone who wants to go.'聽
2017 Jeep Compass actually looks like a JeepThe newest Jeep Compass will debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November and go on sale in early 2017.聽
Last night's presidential debate highlighted competing visions on taxesDonald Trump believes聽that cutting taxes on business and high-income households will generate growth. Hillary Clinton believes the answer lies in helping middle-income families by taxing rich individuals and companies. Both are probably wrong.聽
OPEC: Cheap oil will keep flowing, for nowAt an OPEC members' meeting in Algeria, Saudi Arabia and Iran say they won't cut production, meaning oil prices will likely stay low. Is a deal in the future?
Volkswagen dieselgate one year later: What have we learned?聽Since the EPA's announcement last year, the VW diesel scandal has expanded in ways perhaps inconceivable that first day, and聽it continues to ricochet around both Volkswagen and the auto industry.
For-profit colleges close in droves. What can students do?Mass closures of for-profit colleges like ITT and Corinthian have dominated headlines recently, and affected students will need to act fast to minimize the fallout.聽- Facing outrage, Wells Fargo CEO steps down from Fed advisory councilFacing bipartisan condemnation over the creation of millions of false accounts allegedly opened by his bank without customers' knowledge, Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf has agreed to resign his position聽on the advisory council for the聽Federal Reserve's San Francisco region.
Are home warranties worth it?Home warranties are nothing new, but more real estate agents have recommended them in recent years as the housing market has been flooded with foreclosures and short sales 鈥� properties that were often neglected or poorly maintained.
How peer-to-peer lending has changed the gamePeer-to-peer聽lending connects people with a little extra cash聽with those in need, a process which is聽infinitely better, both for the consumer and the economy, than options like taking out a payday loan.
2017 Honda Civic Hatchback priced from $20,535Honda fans have a lot to look forward to in 2017. The automaker will add much sportier options to the Civic line that year, including new Si and Type R models.聽
Is Amazon really showing you the lowest price?Ar recent report suggests that Amazon is becoming more biased, with its own products and "Fulfilled by Amazon" offerings being prioritized over those from other vendors聽鈥� even if the other vendors have the cheapest price.
Are 'good egg' employees the real victims in Wells Fargo fraud scandal?A class action lawsuit alleges that Wells Fargo penalized employees who failed to meet 'unrealistic quotas,' while rewarding employees who engaged in fraud to achieve company goals.
