Dodge Challenger Flunks Major Safety Test
The Dodge Challenger received a "marginal" rating in some recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety tests.
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Douglas A. McIntyre
Trillions of Texts Add Up to Billions in Telecom Investment
American's text, talk and share over mobile devices, generating trillions of conversations and downloads. The growing habit has cost telecom providers billions of dollars.
Bad News for Google and Tesla: People Don’t Want Self-Driving Cars
People don't want self-driving cars. They are, in the view of many drivers, dangerous. As a matter of fact, the majority of drivers would like to continue to drive their cars themselves.
Warren Buffett’s Favorite Consumer Products Stocks
Here are Warren Buffett's favorite consumer products stocks as seen in "Major Changes in Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Stock Holdings."
America’s 10 Worst States for Business
24/7 Wall St. recently examined the business environment in all 50 states. The bottom 10 are particularly difficult for those companies that are based in them.
Eurozone Flash PMI Shows Threat of Sharp Economy Slowdown
Markit's Flash PMI for May was such that the research firm expressed alarm about broad economic results for the year's second quarter.
5 Car Brands Young People Drive
Almost exactly two years ago, research firm IHS Automotive published a report on the average age of the buyers of car brands sold in the U.S. Of the 5 cars favored by young Americans,…
Warren Buffett’s Favorite Financial Stocks
24/7 Wall St. recently released an article entitled “Major Changes in Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Stock Holdings.” Among these were several of the largest financial firms in the United States Being the wealthiest…
Towns With Unemployment Rates Above 40%
While the poverty rate in the U.S. is 15.6%, in some towns it is nearly three times that. 24/7 Wall St. found there are 20 such places. As a matter of fact, the town…
10 Best States for Business
Here we revisit of the 24/7 Wall St. Best (and Worst) States for Business. So here’s how we determined the best and worst states for business. We compiled 47 measures into eight categories: business costs,…
Warren Buffett’s Favorite Tech Stocks
Based on the lastest SEC filings, Warren Buffett's favorite tech stocks include Apple and IBM.
Michigan Mansion Hits Market for $3.5 Million
Seven bedrooms, six full baths and 12,000 square feet of living space. The castle that houses these is for sale in the rich Detroit suburb of Bloomfield Township.
5 Car Brands Old People Drive
America's top two luxury brands, Cadillac and Lincoln, are among the five vehicles bought by the oldest part of the car buying population.
Hottest Day in US History, 134 Degrees in 1913
Oddly, in the age of global warming, the record hottest day in the United States is over 100 years old. The thermometer reached 134 degrees at Furnace Creek, Calif., on July 10, 1913.
Former Xerox CEO Burns, Who Nearly Destroyed Company, Still Chair
Ursula Burns was removed as chief executive, pending a split of Xerox into two companies and an executive search for a new CEO, but will stay on as board chair of one of the…
Amazon Tries to Lure Father’s Day Shoppers With Low-Price Deals
Amazon.com has launched sub-$100 promotions to attract Father's Day buyers weeks ahead of its June 19 date.
Why Is the NRA Auctioning Off Guns?
One of the latest promotions to NRA members is the chance to win a gun. It is not a free giveaway. Members bid against each other for rare guns or ones that are extremely…
5 States Most Prepared for Disaster
In the 24/7 Wall St. article "The States Least Prepared for Disaster," several states ranked at the other end of the spectrum. They might be called the states best prepared for disaster.
The 5 Most Sober Cities in America
In a recent 24/7 Wall St. article on the drunkest cities in America, several places ranked as the least drunken.
Why NRA TV Is on Apple TV
As Apple TV battles for market share, its service has to be as broad as that of its rivals. This almost certainly helped NRA TV get a spot in Apple's service.