Things are beginning to pick up for the auto industry, reports the Wall Street Journal. The number of consumers who were late by 60 days or more on their auto loan repayment fell drastically in 2010's second quarter. Along with TransUnion's recent announcement regarding reduced rates of credit card delinquency, this is the good news ...

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Facebook is facing off with U.S. courts once more, reports TechCrunch. It doesn't have to do with them getting sued by TeachBook or PlaceBook by using "book" in its name. Now, Facebook is attempting to trademark the word "face," picking up where U.K. company CIS Internet Limited left off in 2008. Facebook bought an application ...

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Cameron Diaz could possibly be hazardous to your PC. She tops the list within the latest McAfee "Most Harmful Celebrities" report. Celebrities are often used by cybercriminals to disguise harmful code that tricks web users into downloading malware and the famous people they use most often to do that make up probably the most Risky ...

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It isn't really a big secret that calling a black caller the "N-word" 11 times was going to get radio industry veteran Dr. Laura Schlessinger in a bit of trouble. On the contrary, Dr. Laura now bears the stench of history. Apparently it is too much considering all the "Dr. Laura quits" headlines around. Dr. Laura ...

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Many Americans are wondering if health care reform will be enough to offset the massive financial burdens that have plagued the nation's health care system for the past few decades. Preventative medicine would ideally keep people out of hospitals, but the sad truth is that Americans on Medicare are re-entering hospitals nearly as easily as ...

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