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A woman checks her cell phone as she waits in line to enter the U.S. Supreme Court to view a hearing November 29, 2017 in Washington, DC.

The Supreme Court's Mobile Privacy Stand Should Prompt Further Changes

Online and mobile data collection is deeply personal.

Online and mobile data collection is deeply personal.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., on Friday, Feb. 16, 2018. U.S. equities headed for the best week in six years as the rebound in global equities pushed into a sixth day. The dollar strengthened after a five-day selloff and Treasuries climbed.

Why Tech Stocks Are Tanking

Hint: Global supply chains make them vulnerable to trade disruptions.

Hint: Global supply chains make them vulnerable to trade disruptions.

A few savvy financial decisions can make your retirement more relaxing.

New Service for Seniors Promises 'On-Demand Grandkids'

For when Papa needs Papa Pals.

For when Papa needs Papa Pals.

PayPal's Venmo app on an iPhone.

Venmo Battles Bank Copycats By Adding a Much-Desired New Feature

PayPal's popular app is facing pressure from bank copycats.

PayPal's popular app is facing pressure from bank copycats.

Google's New Tool Lets You Measure Distance Between Anything on Earth

You can measure area, too.

You can measure area, too.

Apple News Will Cover Midterm Elections with 'Fact-Based Stories'

Several news outlets will participate.

Several news outlets will participate.

Cindy Whitehead

What the Entrepreneur Behind 'Female Viagra' Has Learned In the Last 2 Years

"Kill with competence."

"Kill with competence."