Erika Dickinson

News

No Silicon Valley Exodus After All? But 'Carnage' of the Poor is Expected

It appears that record-breaking investment in startups and booming market caps for Big Tech are being witnessed as the region's poor residents massively suffers from the relentless economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

News

$10,000 Electricity Bills Occured in Texas Over Unprecedented Freezing Winter Storm

Some customer tweets showed just how much they are suffering right now, worried how to pay for the ballooning bills.

News

Remote Work Setups Cause Higher Tax Fees, Experts Show

Majority had no choice but to transform their living room or bedroom into an office when the pandemic hit in 2020. Now, it comes with a price.

News

Roku Ends 2020 with 58% Jump-- And You're the Reason Why

The company's total revenue rose by a whopping 58% to $649.9 million in the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31.

News

You Can Buy Tesla Model 3 at $1000 Cheaper Now

The Model 3 Standard Range Plus is now down to $36,990, while a Model Y Standard Range is now priced at $39,990

News

Robinhood CEO Apologizes Yet Justifies 'Nothing Fishy' Happened in Trading

Wall Street, Silicon Valley, rogue internet chatrooms and Congress collided and on the said hearing and in the end, Robinhood CEO, which is at the middle of the whole drama, apologized.

News

Report: Why Filing 2020 Tax Return Should be Delayed?

Taxes are due by April 15. At present, lawmakers are considering legislation that would possibly releaste an additional round of direct payments to American households.

News

LA Real Estate Mogul Gives you Half a Million, if You Answer this Correctly

The question requires a lot of thinking, but then the money in exchange is not that small either. Find out what Robert Bigelow, a Las Vegas real estate mogul and the founder of Bigelow Aerospace, wants to know.

News

Facebook Drags Health Non-Profits and Government Pages into Spat with Australia

Even wildlife-preservation group WWF Australia was dragged to the sudden and sweeping action by Facebook. "Government Pages should not be impacted by today's announcement," a Facebook spokesperson said. "However, we will reverse any Pages that are inadvertently impacted."

News

New Online Scam Starts When You Answer Surveys on the Internet

Mind Over Money, from the podcasters behind No Really, I'm Fine, is a one of the newest podcast out there focused on the issue of financial wellbeing.

News

Interest Rates May See Dramatic Rises, But Not Because of Inflation

Yields move the opposite of price, and the 10-year has risen from about 1.15% the previous week to levels already near the rate when the pandemic was starting to bulldoze the economy.

Personal Finance

4 Tips for Aspiring Female Entrepreneurs in Time of COVID-19

If you are a woman suddenly confronted with the desire to start a business even at the comfort of your home, do it!

News

Jeff Bezos: Amazon CEO Reclaims World's Richest Man Title From Elon Musk

Jeff Bezos allegedly leapfrogged Tesla CEO Elon Musk and is now on top of the list once more.

News

Amazon Faces Charges for Disregarding Workers' Safety Amid Pandemic

This appears to be the culmination of all the complaints that the company has faced last year and the investigation started by the attorney's general office.

News

Bill Gates Net Worth 2021: Billionare Shuns How Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos Spend their Money on 'Rockets'

Gates bravely revealed that he does not "think rockets are the solution," on Kara Swisher's "Sway" podcast, something few people now would say.

1 2 3

Latest Stories

Walmart Diversifies Supply Chain by Sourcing More Goods from India

As part of its efforts to reduce costs and diversify its supply chain, Walmart is importing more items into the United States from India and decreasing its reliance on China, according to data seen by Reuters.

Australia Imposes Ban on Vapes to Safeguard Public Health: How Will It Affect Businesses?

Australia will prohibit the importation of disposable vaporizers in January, with the aim of reducing childhood nicotine addiction.

Apple and Goldman Sachs Face Uncertain Future in Credit Card Partnership

According to a source familiar with the situation, Apple has offered Goldman Sachs a proposal to sever its relationship for credit cards and savings accounts within the next 12 to 15 months.

Travel Vouchers May Be Too Good to Be True

With Tuesday being the day after Cyber Monday, which is becoming recognized for airline and hotel sales, travel booking websites are launching promotions on Tuesday.

US Consumer Optimism Surges as Holiday Shopping Season Gets Underway

The Conference Board, a business research organization, said on Tuesday that its consumer confidence index increased to 102 in November from 99.1 in October.