Business News
Tinder Will Soon Let You Run a Background Check on Potential Partners
For now, it's unclear exactly how this integration will work; there are no details yet on how Tinder users can request a background check.
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Tech
Survey: More Than 8 in 10 Fell Victim to Phishing Attacks in 2018. Here’s What to Know About the Practice. (Infographic)
Phishing and other social engineering attacks cost victims more than $1.4 million in 2018, according to an Accenture study.
By Hayden Field
Building a Business
How I Took the Wild Road From Stunts to Safety and Built a Business on What I Learned
Lying in the road, bloodied and hurt after a motorcycle accident, this CEO applied his experience to something people needed.
By Kenny Kelley
Business News
Volvo’s Shared ‘Care Key’ Will Keep Your Teens From Speeding
Starting with model year 2021, you'll be able to set your own speed limits.
Business News
Headed to the Super Bowl? Check Your Urine — and 12 Other Safety Tips
Tackle your personal safety when attending or viewing this Year's Super Bowl LIII.
By Alex Pollak
Entrepreneurs
Female Road Warriors: How to Protect Yourself When Traveling for Work
Follow these tips to stay safe while on the road.
By Kim Albrecht
Business News
How Franchisors Can Ensure Security In Their Hotel Franchise
To make the guests stay have a pleasant and memorable experience, the hotels franchisees should adopt the below mentioned security measures
Business News
Amazon and Tesla Listed Among the Most Dangerous U.S. Workplaces
A report puts them on par with riskier farms and construction companies.
By Jon Fingas
Business News
Arizona Governor Suspends Uber’s Self-Driving Car Tests
The company put a freeze on testing nationwide after last week's fatal crash.
Business News
Police Release Footage From Fatal Uber Self-Driving Car Crash
Police in Tempe, Ariz., are still investigating the collision, which killed a 49-year-old woman crossing the road at night.
By Michael Kan
Online Presence
Twitter’s Business May Finally Be Trending in the Right Direction
What you can learn from the struggling social site's turnaround.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
People Keep Walking Into Glass at Apple’s Headquarters
Apple likes to use a lot of glass, but employees are walking into glass walls as there are apparently no markings on them.
Thought Leaders
Learn This Navy SEAL’s Plan to Survive an Active Shooter Attack
As the nation mourns these horrific deaths, Brandon Webb shares vital safety advice.
By Dan Bova
Entrepreneurs
A Politician Is Trying to Stop Elon Musk From Selling Flamethrowers
An assemblymember of the California State Legislature is worried about safety risks and fire hazards.
Tech
Stop Fixating on the ‘Artificial’ in AI Because It’s Actually an Evolution of Our Own Intelligence
Systems that work alongside human intellect will make the most of technology to improve lives, safety and performance.
Tech
This Pickle Company Bought a Robot — But Not for the Reasons You’d Think
One employee quitting led McClure's not only to hire a robot, but also to listen more carefully to its workers.
Entrepreneurs
6 Survival Skills for an Increasingly Dangerous World
First responders, law enforcement and military personnel train for the worst, and you should, too.
Online Presence
Why Twitter’s Latest Fumble Led to #WomenBoycottTwitter
Twitter's handling of abuse is under fire once more after suspending actress Rose McGowan's account.
By Nina Zipkin
Business Operations & Logistics
When Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Struck, This App Hit the Top of the Charts. Here’s What Its CEO Has Learned.
Zello's Bill Moore shares insights about how to support a spike in interest, especially in high stakes situations.
By Nina Zipkin
Tech
This Wearable Chair Looks Ridiculous, But It Solves a Real Problem
The Chairless Chair could be a lifesaver for factory workers.
Business News
Ikea $5 Serving Bowl Is a Fire Risk
Putting objects that are flammable in a shiny metal bowl out in the sun results in an inevitable bowl of fire.
Building a Business
This Company Uses Machine Learning to Find Owners of Recalled Cars
Recall Masters was founded by a veteran programmer with $500,000 of his own money. Now it's seeking a valuation of more than $40 million.
Business News
If You Crash Your Tesla to Save a Life, Elon Musk Might Foot the Bill
Tesla is covering repairs for a German Model S owner who used his car to prevent a potentially fatal accident.
By Nina Zipkin
Online Presence
I Used Social Media and Blogging to Become Famous for Nothing
How one man used social media to become a legend in his own mind -- and in Peru.
By Phil La Duke
Business Legal
Air India Creates Women-Only Space to Prevent Harassment
The airline aims to make travel safer for female passengers after two incidents of assault this winter.
By Nina Zipkin