- Facebook Debuts Online Dating In the U.S., Challenging Match.com and TinderFacebook is debuting its free online dating service in the U.S., opening a war against long-established rivals like Match.com in helping users find romance. The social network introduced Facebook Dating domestically on Thursday after months of testing it in 19 other countries, including Argentina, Columbia, Mexico, Peru, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Facebook expects to roll […]
- GE's Basic Businesses Are Badly Underperforming, by This Accounting MetricA yardstick developed by accounting expert Jack Ciesielski demonstrates how profitably management is deploying the plants, IT, inventories, and working capital entrusted to them by shareholders. GE's numbers do not look good.
- Apple’s Push Beyond Devices Gains Momentum With Latest Moves in Credit Cards and HealthAnd all the other Apple headlines this week.
- Researchers Discovered a Big Security Flaw In This Important Microsoft ProductResearchers have found a big security hole in some popular software that they speculate could have impacted the company’s Azure cloud computing service. Check Point researchers revealed their findings on Wednesday about a security vulnerability that affects Microsoft’s Hyper-V software, used by companies to create so-called virtual machines. With virtual machines and related virtualization technology, a […]
- The Disney-Hulu-ESPN Bundle Is a Preemptive Strike in the Streaming Video WarsThe bundle, priced the same as Netflix, could be a grave threat to the leading streaming service.
- Apple’s AirPods Business Is Bigger Than You ThinkTo Apple, it means little. To others, it would change their business.
- Apple Reached the End of a Era This Week. And That's Just Fine With InvestorsAnd all the other Apple headlines this week.
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