Spiders who love the smell of gas prompt Mazda to recall Mazda6 cars. More spiders means more forced recalls for Mazda Motor Corp. A common spider that likes the smell of gasoline gets into Mazda6 sedans weaving webs and causing vent blockage in the engine.
Digital advertisement spending could reach a new peak in 2014 based on latest estimates. Digital advertisement spending could reach a new peak in 2014 based on latest estimates.
NASDAQ falls below its 100-day moving average Stocks in the U. S. continued their decline Monday as investors continued a heavy sell-off of high-growth stocks.
A bar in New York City raises eyebrows of many by serving a cocktail named after the recent tragedy of Malaysian Airlines flight, which went unexpectedly missing while on route from Kuala Lumper and Beijing on March 8.
This takes online shopping to the next level -- now, you can easily go grocery shopping just sitting at home, using Dash, a new handheld device that scans barcodes of items that are running low in your fridge and uses voice commands to order them.
Embracing Artists is an organization that helps aspiring entertainers get on the right path, to actually start working. Xen Sia, an actress and model, started this project in 2009 after realizing how much she could help others by sharing the business aspect of the entertainment world. Sia teaches a four-hour class to aspiring artists in New York City...for free.
The US sex trade wasn't well documented until now A recent study commissioned by the Justice Department and conducted by the Urban Institute think tank that investigated the sex trade in eight big American cities: Miami, Dallas, Washington, D.
After about a month of speculation, the success of the film finally prompted Marvel Studios to officially announce Monday that the third installment of the Captain America franchise will in fact be going head to head against the "Man of Steel" sequel on May 6, 2016.
If you thought the ongoing Apple iPhone vs. Samsung Galaxy S5 battle was gnarly, then your definitely not familiar with the current Android wars of 2014.
Philadelphia's Philly Tech Week kicked off Saturday evening as hundreds of Tetris fans got to play a giant size version of the classic video game using the 29-story Cira Centre building as the screen.
President Barack Obama is expected to sign an executive order and issue a presidential memorandum Tuesday, both with the purpose of promoting equal pay for woman and transparency in the work place.
Apple Inc. secured another win as the top smartphone manufacturer in the United States (U.S.) but lost in the mobile operating system market share to Google.
Manos Accelerator, a Latino-focused startup accelerator, announced this week that it was extending its partnership with Google for Entrepreneurs, after a successful first 2013 round of supporting Latino and Latin American startups.
It was an almost lucky day for a homeless man in Maine who received an unexpected ‘gift’ from a South Portland TD Bank ATM machine on Thursday.The homeless man, whose identity has not been revealed, originally used the ATM machine to take out $140. But then, the machine just kept going and going, giving the homeless man a whopping total of $37,000.
Google is dealing with legal matters Just because there hasn't been much in the way of news in the public eye concerning the search engine's product leader in the smart glasses industry doesn't mean the technology giant isn't taking efforts to prepare its device to rollout and acceptance in the legal and business realms.
T-Mobile’s CEO published an open letter to consumers following BlackBerry’s decision not to renew its U.S. licensing agreement with the fourth-largest mobile carrier in the country.
