Kia recalls over 193K vehicles; fuel leaks can…
Kia is recalling more than 193,000 cars and minvans in yet another move to fix nagging problems that could cause engine fires
6 Habits That Could Be Causing Your Flu Symptoms
Once you get the flu, it can often feel as if you've been sick for ages, that may be because your sickness is still lingering. Here are some habits that could be causing your flu to stick around longer.
Billionaire Warren Buffett Ditches His Flip Phone…
Billionaire Warren Buffett Ditches His Flip Phone for an iPhone The 89-year-old investor was previously known for his usage of the older device. Buffett, who recently used a Samsung Haven, says his flip phone is "permanently gone." He now has an iPhone 11, which makes sense considering his 5.6 percent ownership of Apple stock. The iPhone is not his only Apple device. He also has an iPad for checking stocks. Talking with CNBC, Buffett says his iPhone is one of many people have given to him. Smartphones are able to do many things, but Buffett adds he is only using it for phone calls.
Markets shudder again on virus fears, extending…
Investors are dumping stocks again as fears spread that the growing coronavirus outbreak will weigh down the global economy
How To Build a Healthy Romantic Relationship
Every relationship is unique, but to build a healthy and happy relationship, a few key ingredients are needed.
Twitter Update Lets You Populate Old Threads With…
Twitter Update Lets You Populate Old Threads With New Tweets The update is called "continue thread," and it is available on Twitter's iOS app. Only some users have access for now, and Twitter has not revealed when everyone will get it. To use "continue thread," a composition window becomes available when you write out a new tweet. This window lets you see old tweets and threads, allowing you to pick which one to link with the new message. In the older tweet, "continue thread" is an option in the three dots menu. Once clicked, your latest tweet merges with the past thread.
US pending home sales climbed 5.2% in January
There was a 5.2% jump in Americans signing contracts to buy homes in January from the previous month
Foods That Beat Fatigue
If you ever go into a food coma after eating or feel like you're running out of energy before the day even begins, it probably has to do with your diet.
Stadia Is Coming to More Android Devices
Stadia Is Coming to More Android Devices The tech giant has confirmed its game streaming service will be available on a range of Android devices following the Feb. 20 update. The company revealed that “in addition to the Pixel family, Stadia will now support phones from Samsung, ASUS, and Razer.” A WiFi connection is required, while Google reiterated Stadia can also be used on tablets, desktops, laptops and on TVs through Google Chromecast Ultra. Google’s vice president, Phil Harrison, recently confirmed the company is planning a free tier edition of Stadia later this year. Phil Harrison, via statement
US economy grew at 2.1% rate in Q4 but virus…
US economy grows at 2.1% in Q4 but spreading coronavirus could jeopardize future growth
People Worry That Tech Is Moving Too Fast
A new report from communications firm Edelman revealed that public trust in technology has fallen across the world, while concerns for the regulation of the tech industry are rising.
TikTok Is Letting Parents Control How Long Kids…
TikTok Is Letting Parents Control How Long Kids Can Spend on App 'Family Safety Mode' has made its debut in the U.K. It will spread to other areas in the coming weeks. Parents must have their own TikTok accounts to make the feature work. The mode lets parents control how much of the app kids can use, such as restricting certain content. Parents can also limit the amount of messages their child's account receives. Shutting off messages completely is an option too. TikTok blog post, via The Verge
US orders for durable goods slip 0.2% in January
US orders for durable goods slip 0.2% in January on weaker demand for cars, military aircraft
Pot Use Among Seniors Nearly Doubles In 3 Years
People aged 65 and older who use pot increased to 4.2%, up from 2.4% in 2015, according to figures from the U.S. National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
Venice faces new threat from virus after reeling…
Still reeling from the effects of major flooding just a few months ago, Venice faces a new emergency: the threat of a new virus outbreak across Italy that is worrying international visitors world-wide and hitting the economy hard
How Smartphone Addiction Rewires The Brain
Developing an addiction to your smartphone, if you haven't already, has come increasingly easy and common.
Officials: Chinese industry recovering, more aid…
Chinese regulators say small, mostly private companies that are the engine of the country's economy are back to operating at one-third of normal levels after anti-virus controls shut factories and other business
Negotiate Salary Before Accepting A Job Offer
Negotiating a salary can be easier said than done when the voice in your head is convincing you not to say or do anything that might jeopardize your chances of getting the position.
Britain opens EU trade talks with a threat to…
Britain has laid out its opening demands for trade talks with the European Union, delivering a blunt threat to walk away from the table if there is no progress within four months
Brain Exercises To Strengthen Your Mind
The brain and mental function are bound to change with age. However, the human brain's plasticity allows it to adapt and change, even as you grow older.