Okay, okay, okay. So I understand there are some "skeptics" out there questioning the "legitimacy" of employing the technical signals known as the "Golden Cross" and the "Death Cross" to predict future stock movements. Well, we here at ...
As the owner of any smartphone knows, getting your phone to last a day is a challenge, so anything that can be done to stretch out that charge has to be useful.
Think the only way you'll be able to foot your son's or daughter's future college bills is by winning the lottery? Think again. While the soaring costs of college can be overwhelming, a bit of careful planning can help you leap over this ...
Today is my birthday. And despite the fact that I (obnoxiously) can console myself with the fact that I'll always be three days younger than my boss—and that I'm also the baby in my family and was the youngest person in my graduating class ...
A galaxy of new web tools and games have popped up that are designed to teach children about "financial literacy"—the buzzword for the stuff you are supposed to know to stay out of debt and save enough for retirement.
Most parents worry about not having enough money in their 529 savings plans to pay for their kids' college expenses. But sometimes you can end up with more cash in these accounts than you need—if, say, a child doesn't go to college or ...
You don't repair computer chips, you replace them — and sometimes you replace the entire electronic device. But that situation will change if self-healing circuits developed at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign can be ...
Flint Journal File PhotoFile photo from January, 2011 of University of Michigan-Flint students using iPads. FLINT, Michigan — It wasn’t the type of requirement college freshman Megan Rheingans expected to find on her syllabus.