Facebook's plans for the future

Whatever we use Facebook for now, the company is betting we'll use it for much more in the future.

AMC Theatres says no to texting at their movies

AMC Theatres announced in a press release on Friday morning that texting will not be allowed in any of their auditoriums. 

Mars to label some pasta sauces as an occasional treat

Mars Food, the maker of Dolmio and Uncle Ben's, says some of its pasta sauces will soon carry labeling suggesting they should only be an occasional treat due to high content of sugar, salt or fat.

App can help you save on generic drugs

Founded by brothers Geoffrey and Matthew Chaiken, Blink Health is changing lives in just a few easy steps. Once you've received a prescription from your doctor and sent it to your pharmacy, simply enter your medication and dosage on Blink Health's website or app, and you may be able to purchase some of the most commonly used drugs at significant savings.

Daycare costs top college tuition in NY

A new study claims that it is now more expensive to put a baby in daycare or pay for preschool in New York than pay for in-state tuition at a four year state college.

Newspaper reporter rated worst job in America

A new survey of the best and worst jobs in the country has declared that being a newspaper reporter is the worst career you could be pursuing.

New York's alcohol laws could be changing

A panel created by Gov. Andrew Cuomo to study changes to the 80-year-old set of regulations released recommendations Wednesday to modernize and simplify the rules governing when and where alcohol may be sold.

Trying out 4 virtual reality devices

Virtual reality is making a splash. Tom's Guide writer Sherri Smith, who has been exploring virtual reality for over two years, recommends these four.

Chick-fil-A shuns surprising ingredient from restaurant menus

America’s favorite chicken chain is always on the lookout for ways to improve its menu—whether it's adding new dishes or axing unpopular items.

Top U.S. banks fail bankruptcy test

Federal regulators say five of the biggest banks in the U.S. failed to develop adequate plans for how they might reshape themselves in case of bankruptcy, which could leave them unable to survive without another taxpayer bailout.

$15 minimum wage forces businesses to adapt

In the aftermath of California and New York becoming the first states to raise the statewide minimum wage to $15, some small businesses with hourly workers are rethinking how they can absorb the increase.

White Castle warns of price increases, robots

White Castle says it may have to raise prices up to 50% because of New York's new $15 minimum wage.

Thousands of Verizon workers on strike

More than 36,000 Verizon landline phone and cable workers are on strike as of 6 a.m. Wednesday because the company has not given them a new contract, according to union leaders.

IHOP promotes 'dinner time' with kids eat free special

IHOP is hoping to bring families together at dinnertime with its latest promotion offering free kids meals.

Goldman Sachs to pay $5B in risky mortgage settlement

The Justice Department on Monday announced a $5 billion settlement with Goldman Sachs over the sale of mortgage-backed securities leading up to the 2008 financial crisis.

Fordham students partner with artisans in Dominican Republic

Fordham University juniors Kiera Maloney and Alyssa Rose are roommates and best friends they're also international business partners.

Tips for finding a new job later in life

Think you're in trouble if you lose your job later in life? Dawn Fay, District President of Robert Half Staffing Agency, says age could actually be an advantage in this economy.

Netflix set to increase prices for millions of users

Many of us Netflix users were registered for the popular site long before it became the thing to do.

Tips for a successful tag sale

Bruce Littlefield and  Alison Stewart, both experts on running successful tag sales, shared tips on how to shop and sell with excellent results