You’ve seen the headlines — Americans are falling behind on retirement savings, with one recent survey signaling that only 12 percent have stocked away what they will need for their twilight years. But even if you bring in an outside expert to help make sure you’re prepared, how can you judge the quality of your […]
As much as access to the internet might seem ubiquitous in today’s information age, it’s not true for about half of the world; the latest statistics indicate that about 45 percent of the world is not reached by the theoretically-world wide web. What if you could connect, send messages, access vital services and the like, […]
Students are often in a temporary state, meaning they often need their furniture, appliances and more on a short-term basis. Eric Yang, Avery Scope Crafts, Justin Luo and Michael Aki — all current Emory University undergraduates who had worked together previously on a failed startup — noticed that there are no apps for college students […]
Stronger hurricanes and tornado-producing storms continue to make landfall in the southern United States, with September’s Hurricane Florence causing more than $5 billion in property damage in the Carolinas so far. While strong winds can cause obvious leaks and breaks, underlying damage that homeowners don’t initially notice can also crop up — and quickly escalate. […]
In 2008, five FBI agents showed up at the home of Californian Kevin Cogill to arrest the 27-year-old. His crime? Cogill had leaked nine songs from an unreleased Guns N’ Roses album, which the band had been working on for more than a decade. Since the music industry has gone digital, new security issues continue to […]