About half the unrestrained passengers who died in traffic accidents in 2018 would have lived had they worn a seat belt, a study found.
Author: Dalvin Brown, USA TODAY
HP unanimously rejects unsolicited takeover proposal from Xerox – for now
HP Inc. rejected a proposed takeover bid from Xerox on Sunday, saying the deal was “not in the best interest” of its shareholders.
Apple Music’s new Replay feature will show your most-played music of 2019
Apple will show you your top song from each year that you’ve been subscribed to Apple Music, which launched in 2015.
The Motorola Razr is officially back with the latest tech, but it’s way more expensive
The original Razr flip phone cost around $300, the new one is $1,500. It’s more expensive than the iPhone 11 and Samsung’s Galaxy S10.
Twinkies Cereal: A classic American snack is becoming a breakfast food
The sugary cereal “replicates the distinctive taste and familiar oblong shape of the golden-colored snack cake,.
2020 Toyota Camry gets winterized: Brand adds all-wheel drive after 17 years
The AWD-capable Camry hits the market in spring 2020, and the Avalon will trail behind in the fall as a 2021 model.
Would you trust Google with your money? The search giant may offer checking accounts
In a move that would give Google greater access to consumer data, the company is reportedly partnering with banks to offer checking accounts.
Ezzo Sausage Co. recalls 25,000 pounds of pizza toppings over listeria contamination
The pizza topping brand Ezzo Sausage Company is recalling 25,115 pounds of meat following a test that found Listeria, said the USDA.
Team of ‘white hat’ hackers found bugs in Amazon Echo and Galaxy S10
An Amazon Echo, Samsung TV and Galaxy S10 were exploited during the hackathon called Pwn2Own in Tokyo.
Bernard Tyson, CEO of Kaiser Permanente, passes away ‘unexpectedly’ in his sleep at age 60
Bernard Tyson became the head of Kaiser Permanente in 2013 and has worked at the company for over 30 years. He died in his sleep at age 60.