Jonnelle Marte The Washington Post
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General Electric "Bigger Fraud Than Enron", Alleges Report. Shares Fall
General Electric shares plunged Thursday after a whistleblower accused the conglomerate of using accounting tricks to mask the extent of its financial problems and called it "a bigger fraud than Enron."
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How Millionaires Under 40 Manage Their Money
Alas, there are some people who are lucky enough to be both young and rich.
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With Selfie Security, Your Password Could Be Written All Over Your Face
Companies want consumers to provide evidence of something that can't easily be changed or copied: their face.
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With Selfie Security, Your Password Could Be Written All Over Your Face
Already ubiquitous at parties and for capturing Instagram- worthy landscapes, the act of raising a phone to your face and finding the perfect photo angle could take on a whole new role in people's finances.
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Analysis: Money Can Buy Happiness - If You Know How To Use It
As humans, we are almost always aspiring to land the next promotion or the next big raise, or to strike it rich some other way.
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Alexa, Pay My Credit Card Bill Please!
Amazon Echo users will soon be able to ask Alexa to help them pay their credit cards.
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What The Year Of The Monkey Could Mean For Your Finances
People celebrating the Chinese New Year this week may have received tiny red envelopes with cash to bring in the new lunar year with good fortune.
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General Electric "Bigger Fraud Than Enron", Alleges Report. Shares Fall
General Electric shares plunged Thursday after a whistleblower accused the conglomerate of using accounting tricks to mask the extent of its financial problems and called it "a bigger fraud than Enron."
-
How Millionaires Under 40 Manage Their Money
Alas, there are some people who are lucky enough to be both young and rich.
-
With Selfie Security, Your Password Could Be Written All Over Your Face
Companies want consumers to provide evidence of something that can't easily be changed or copied: their face.
-
With Selfie Security, Your Password Could Be Written All Over Your Face
Already ubiquitous at parties and for capturing Instagram- worthy landscapes, the act of raising a phone to your face and finding the perfect photo angle could take on a whole new role in people's finances.
-
Analysis: Money Can Buy Happiness - If You Know How To Use It
As humans, we are almost always aspiring to land the next promotion or the next big raise, or to strike it rich some other way.
-
Alexa, Pay My Credit Card Bill Please!
Amazon Echo users will soon be able to ask Alexa to help them pay their credit cards.
-
What The Year Of The Monkey Could Mean For Your Finances
People celebrating the Chinese New Year this week may have received tiny red envelopes with cash to bring in the new lunar year with good fortune.
