Well, that went fast! The Lilly Pulitzer for Target collection sold out in a matter of hours on April 19, and people were not too happy about it (at least the ones who weren’t able…
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice looks a tad different from what the trailer showed the world last week. Instead of Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill squaring off against each other in the…
U.S. stocks rose on Monday, reversing much of the previous session’s sharp decline, as China’s steps to stimulate its slowing economy and as earnings lured money back into equities.
Running out of options to keep his country afloat, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras ordered local governments to move their funds to the central bank. With negotiations over bailout aid deadlocked, Tsipras needs the cash for salaries, pensions and a repayment to the International Monetary Fund. “Central government entities are obliged to deposit their cash reserves and transfer their term deposit funds to their accounts at the Bank of Greece,”
Microsoft’s level of trust in the open source community is continuing to build after it moved to absorb its MS Open Technologies subsidiary back into the company. The move, which brings the “startup subsidiary” back under Microsoft control, came after MS Open Tech reached its key goals and it will help Microsoft “take its next steps in deepening its engagement with open source and open standards,” according to a company
Android Wear is getting an update as the Apple Watch release nears and Google gets a little worried that it might be overtaken. The update brings with it an always-on screen, something we’ve seen before on Android Wear watches for faces, but the new update means you can use apps and keep them on at the same time so you won’t need to flail your arms around to turn them
The link between food and mood is getting even stronger.
