American taxpayers may worry they'll lose their most hallowed deductions like??home mortgage interest, charitable contributions, state taxes or pension plan contributions. Given how ingrained the mortgage interest deduction is in the American psyche, I doubt that one will go.??Besides, the U.S. housing market has already had to contend with a great deal of turmoil. The??mortgage ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 08:47

Despite the end of a popular federal subsidy, the U.S. solar market should grow about 51 percent and see over 2,800 megawatts of solar panels installed in 2012, according to a market research report released Wednesday. While the country made up 7 percent of the world's solar market last year, it will likely increase that ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 08:33

Danielle Parker is on a mission - a lengthy one. She's seeking answers and justice for her mother, Gail Renee Parker, and she won't let it go until her mother's death is solved. On the morning of March 6, 1993, the body of Danielle's mother, Gail, was discovered by three young bicyclists on???s East Side ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 07:19

In Silicon Valley, corporate execs at companies like Google, Apple, Facebook and Zynga like to think of themselves as making the world a better place. Apple makes products that are ?insanely great.? Google does no evil. Facebook makes the world more social. Zynga?gives you something to do while waiting in line at the DMV. But ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 06:24

Santorum should spend a little more time looking at the real consequences of his animal rights positions as they are not always consistent with his conservative values.

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 04:53

Ford will be celebrating Pi day by submitting math problems on reddit for users to solve.

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 03:24

There's been a quite a bit of controversy over using homeless people as wireless hotspots since the New York-based advertising agency Bartle, Bogle and Hegarty (BBH) deployed them at the South by Southwest festival. At first glance, it seems like a two-birds/one stone idea: solving both the real-world problem of employing the homeless, as well as the first-world problem of never finding a darned hotspot when you need one. But even a Wi-fi craving tech junkie like me can see that this isn't the solution. "Homeless hotspots" are a bad idea for one very important reason:

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 03:12

This is a real situation. Three brothers are engaged in pitched battle over their mother?s living situation.?? Mom is severely demented and can?t care for herself independently. She had long term care insurance, but she has almost exhausted that benefit.?? Her only remaining asset is her home.?? She needs full time care. The eldest brother, ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 02:23

Guest post written by Paul Patterson Paul Patterson is senior VP and co-founder of Eyeona, which provides??a free mobile shopping app. The rise and success of comparative price shopping and "showrooming" have become critical business challenges for retailers, placing a heavy stress on them to take price transparency seriously. In 2011, over??40% of retailers cited ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 02:23

I ??came to the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar to moderate a social media panel at the??Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) conference??on??Promoting Online Safety and Cyber Ethics in the Middle East. But it's hard to talk about anything dealing with the Internet or technology in this part of the world without focusing on the historic ...

pubblicato il: 14/03/2012 - 01:24