Latest articles by Ben Demers
-
Your Backup Gmail Account Could Disappear Soon
Google plans to wipe Gmail accounts and other Google service logins that have gone unused for too long.
-
With ChatGPT App, Your Private Questions May Not Be So Private
The new ChatGPT app offers a tough tradeoff between AI convenience and unnerving data security questions.
-
Netflix Password Sharing Price is Up, and The Company Expects a Backlash
Netflix password sharing fees finally arrive in the U.S., as the company reportedly warns partners of angry customers.
-
Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Will Affect 100 Million Users. Here’s Everything We Know.
Netflix password sharing won't go away, but you'll have to pay for the privilege if you're not in the same household.
-
What Housing Crisis? Top 10 US Cities for Real Estate Development
A new real estate study ranks the metros leading the country in fresh construction over the past 10 years.
-
The Best US Cities for Remote Work
Two new remote work studies reveal a variety of cities across the country most amenable to fully online careers.
-
High Utility Bills Driving 1 in 5 Americans to Downsize Their Homes
A new survey on rising utility bills finds Americans of all stripes cutting back on expenses, including their housing.
-
Why Drivers are Keeping Vehicles Longer
Surging car prices and high interest rates are forcing more and more Americans to delay new vehicle purchases.
-
What Peloton Riders — and Investors — Should Know About a Bike Recall
Peloton has recalled popular exercise bikes, affecting millions of riders and shareholders.
-
Why Used Car Prices Are Rising After Months of Declines
The CPI report showed used car prices went up. Here's what happened.
-
Biden Proposes New Rule to Help When Flights Get Canceled or Delayed
President Joe Biden and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg proposed new rules to require airlines pay passengers when flights are canceled or delayed.
-
New Warning About Scams On Facebook and Instagram
The social media giant Meta said ChatGPT fraud is being directed at users on its popular platforms – and across the internet.
-
Who's Better at Stock Picking: Human Traders or Computers?
A new study on stock trading at the New York Stock Exchange evaluates human vs. robot investing outcomes.
-
Home Prices Falling Rapidly in 5 Popular Housing Markets
New Redfin data on U.S. home prices shows that costs are finally retreating and buyers paying less than last year in coveted markets.
-
Americans' Savings Now Exceed $1 Trillion. Here's How to Maximize Your Returns
Savings accounts are growing across the U.S., in a strong rebound from last year. How can savers get the most bang for their buck?
-
Did Tweets Help Crash Silicon Valley Bank? Paper Shows New Risks
A new study on Silicon Valley Bank's demise links depositor flight and stock crash with Twitter mentions.
-
You May Be Owed Money as Part of a Facebook Settlement
You may be owed money from Meta as part of a Facebook settlement stemming from the 2016 election. Here's how to claim it.
-
Where AI Can Save Businesses the Most Money
Although there are concerns about AI, it could also help businesses work more effectively, especially in certain industries.
-
Major Hyundai Recall of Nearly 570,000 Vehicles for Fire Risk
Hyundai recalls several popular models for electrical short danger and windshield wiper failure.
-
Tired of Scam Text Messages? The FCC Cracks Down
New scam text message rules from the FCC require carriers to block texts from bad numbers and protect consumers.
-
The 10 Best Cities for New Home Seekers
New home data from Realtor.com shows an unconventional blend of cities leads the U.S. in home construction permits, promising ample future supply.
-
Ford and Honda Recall Nearly 2 Million Vehicles. Is Yours Affected?
Ford and Honda have recalled models including the popular F-150, CR-V and Accord for issues with brakes, wipers and more.
-
Can Money Buy Happiness? New Research Settles Age-Old Debate
Does more money mean a happier life? Leading Princeton and UPenn researchers revisited the eternal question and reached a surprising conclusion.
-
Tax Scam: IRS Warns Taxpayers Against Filing False W-2 Info
Scams A new tax scam on social media advises lying on your W-2 to falsely claim credits and bigger refunds.
