Citigroup is the latest to join the list of major corporations being hacked such as Sony’s PlayStation Network and Google’s Android OS. Well North American customers Citigroup admits that they discovered the hacking incidents in early May however just like
Being new to the world of the smartphone, I have started embracing the ever-growing world of the Apps. These programs, found in any smartphone whether it is the iPhone or an Android phone, range from games, to business, fitness, sports—whatever
Ok gamers, being straight out and honest, it is not looking so good for Sony PlayStation Network (PSN) or Sony Online Entertainment (SOE). But let us not jump the gun and run to buy X-Box, Wii or other systems to
NEW YORK, NY— New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday unveiled the city’s next generation of yellow taxi cab—a boxy minivan made by Nissan. The minivan won out over two other finalists in a city-wide competition. It will have
Sony got hacked… Again? Last week my article, ‘PS3 Sony’s Playstation Security Network Shutdown May be Largest Identity Information Breach in History’ covered the possible identity theft of 77 million individuals, after a security breach to Sony’s Playstation network last
You know those cute commercials on the television that talk about identity theft? Well we all know about the threat of identity theft, however who would have thought that a gaming system network, Sony’s Playstation and in particular was liable
San Diego, CA- The World’s Largest Permission Based Email Marketing Company has been compromised. Epsilon Inc. reported last week that “intruders had broken into one of its email servers and accessed the names and email accounts of some of its
Oakbrook, Ill- It seems the job market may really be improving throughout the nation these days. March employment reports signaled an encouraging trend as the U.S. government announced a gain of 216,000 jobs and a slide of unemployment numbers down
Washington, D.C.- The Battle of Bentonville vs. Berkeley, is about to go global. What started out as a small sexual discrimination claim against an employer in 2000, has escalated into what could be the largest class-action lawsuit against a retail
Online social media mogul Facebook is giving the boot to some 20,000 of its users per day. That’s 20,000 potential customers. Not a business practice you would expect to hear about. It seems that a study called The Pew Internet
NEW YORK, NY— The New York Times—the nation’s third-largest newspaper—announced the long-anticipated pricing guidelines for viewing of the paper online, a move the company feels is necessary to compensate for the steep drop in print advertising. Over the past fifteen
WASHINGTON, DC— The resignation of Vivian Schiller, National Public Radio’s president and CEO—amidst a hidden camera scandal involving the news organization’s top fundraiser—couldn’t have come at a worse time for the company, as it continues to fight for federal funding.
Ever thought you could be inspired by pork? No? The National Pork Board begs to differ. While the meat of the pig has traditionally been marketed as “The Other White Meat,” the old pork motto is being replaced with a
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND— Volkswagen AG launched a concept version of its updated microbus at the Geneva Auto Show on Tuesday, showing the 2011 twist to the 50s classic. The iconic bus was originally manufactured from 1950 to 1967, and became
The New Jersey based toy retailer is looking into filing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO). The toy giant which also operates under the Babies-R-Us and FAO Swartz names, is hoping to raise $800 million by this April through
Washington,D.C.- In a statement released late Friday (EST) Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid suggests Congress is moving towards a deal to avoid a government shutdown, at least for now. House Republicans are expected to pass a “short term spending
In an effort to eliminate $100 billion from the current year’s budget, House Republicans unveiled a spending bill on Friday that shows historic cuts in federal spending. The bill—which was pushed forward by the Appropriations Committee—calls for the cutting or
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has hired Michael Glassner to be her top political advisor, a move that to many political insiders indicates her intentions to run for president in 2012—something she has thus far repeatedly denied. Glassner worked with
A California woman has filed a class action lawsuit against Taco Bell claiming that the substance that looks like beef in their restaurants is technically not beef due to the amount of fillers used. On Jan. 19, Amanda Obney filed
