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3 Supreme Court justices maintained substantial stock holdings in 2014, financial reports show
WASHINGTON – New personal financial disclosures from the Supreme Court show that Chief Justice John Roberts and two other justices are maintaining significant investments in individual companies’ stock.
The details of investments held by Roberts, Justice Samuel Alito and Justice…
Cybersecurity Stocks are in Vogue as Hackers Ratchet up Attacks
Cybersecurity companies are seeing their profiles rise among investors as the scope and breadth of these attacks escalate practically on a daily basis.
The latest massive breach to occur was reported Thursday by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), a…
New Trouble for Clinton Foundation
FILE: June 12, 2012: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the State Department, in Washington, D.C. (AP)
The Clinton Foundation in the spotlight today as the New York Times, The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal all carry pieces…
Unusual, trendy and just plain weird wearables
(Jawbone)
Most wearables perform only a few functions. They count your steps, show you the time, or track your heart rate. These unusual devices do much more. For instance, one attaches to your body or your bike and shows you…
CES leader: Welcome to 2015, the golden age of technology
The tech revolution is killing a lot of old jobs. But it’s creating many, many more – not to mention giving us greater choice and levels of convenience that were once the stuff of fantasy.
On one hand, devices connected…
Microsoft’s China woes increase
A visitor walks past a Microsoft booth at a computer software expo in Beijing, June 2, 2010. (REUTERS/Stringer)
China took its investigation of “alleged monopoly actions” by Microsoft to a new level this week, raiding four of the company’s offices…
How the tech industry is working to combat veteran unemployment
Our nation’s veterans are struggling to find jobs – especially young veterans. As of November 2013, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that 9.9 percent of veterans of post-9/11 wars were out of work.
That’s 241,000 men and women…
What to expect from the biggest tech show of the year
If you like gadgets, you’re gonna love this: An entire year’s worth of smartphones, high-definition TVs, tablets and more will be unveiled next week at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the premier venue for the world’s gadget makers to…
Review: With the new Apple iPad Air, size now matters
Until now, size wasn’t the deciding factor between the full-size Apple iPad Air and the iPad mini. There were marked differences between the two such as size, weight, speed and quality of display.
But the latest generation of tablets from…
iPad band of autistic students post song on iTunes
They’ve got the beat.
FoxNews.com broke the news in July of a school band from New York City made up of special needs students using iPads as instruments. After the shoot, we suggested putting their original song on iTunes for…
