Market panic a buying opportunity

Jim Cramer says sometimes uncertainties can lead to good outcomes.

Here's what happened when Starbucks closed all of its US stores for racial bias training

It's quite expensive for the world's largest coffee company.

Facebook's policy on white supremacy plays right into a racist agenda

In an ongoing series over at Motherboard, we're learning quite a bit about how

Geotab Adds Continental Tire Pressure Monitor to Marketplace

Ford still sells hideous fake vents for the Mustang

We both can and can't believe Ford would support this.

The Unintended Consequence of Letting Workers Take Social Security at Age 62

With the Social Security system facing insolvency by 2034, one option to address the program's fiscal shortfall is to raise the early retirement age of 62. While little is known about the effects this would have on the financial well-being of beneficiaries, a paper released this month by the National Bureau of Economic Research sheds some light on the dynamics involved. The Social Security Act of 1933 set the minimum age for claiming full retirements at 65, but Congress passed an amendment in 1983 that raised that age to 67, with the increase phased in over a 22-year period.

Trucking Group to Challenge California Supreme Court’s Independent Contractor Ruling