iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — Unlicensed employment agencies are raising the hope of jobs for the unemployed all across America. But very often the job seekers who use these agencies are still unemployed, part of the pool of 9.5 million people unemployed in the Read More
Education Images/UIG via Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Want to be a true burger king or queen? Since 2001, 7,645 people have tried to be admitted into White Castle’s Hall of Fame, but only 170 have been inducted. How do you join this venerable list of White Castle Read More
David Becker/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — LG has come up with just the thing for helicopter parents: the KizON. The new plastic wearable wristband allows parents to track their child’s movements and listen-in on what’s going on. Using Wi-Fi and GPS, Read More
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Honda is expanding its recall over defective air bags. The Japanese automaker has already recalled two million vehicles in several states and now, it’s recalling another million in California for problems with the Read More
Photodisc/Thinkstock(VANCOUVER, British Columbia) — If you want your teenage son or daughter to have a competitive advantage in the workplace years from now, tell them to get off the couch and get a summer job. A new UBC Sauder School of Business study finds that Read More
iStock/Thinkstock(MANHATTAN, Kan.) — A new study indicates that one of the keys to being more productive and happier during the workday may be to take short smartphone breaks. Sooyeol Kim, a doctoral student in psychological sciences at Kansas State University, Read More
Photo Illustration by David Ramos/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced an agreement with app-based car service provider Uber on Tuesday, ensuring that the company limits its prices to a normal range during emergencies to Read More
Walmart(BENTONVILLE, Ark.) — Walmart announced on Tuesday that it would open its doors and shelves to U.S. manufacturers at its world headquarters in the hopes of getting consumers to buy more American products. In an announcement made Tuesday morning, Bill Simon, Read More
iStockphoto/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) — The U.S. Labor Department said that there were about 4.6 million advertised job openings in May, the most since June 2007. The latest figures from the Labor Department represent the most positive job outlook since before the Read More
iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The markets tumbled on Tuesday, amidst a new report on the ongoing impact of the mortgage crisis. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished the day at 16906.62, down 117.59 from Monday’s close. The Nasdaq dropped 60.07 to a Read More
