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Dividend stocks can be a great way to generate income from investments, and they can also be a great way to beat the market long term. Paying a dividend can force a company to consider cash flow a little more than those who don’t and may see their stock as currency with which to grow […]

The “Vault 7” leaks are the latest revelations to be published by the WikiLeaks website. The material reveals the CIA’s detailed descriptions of the vulnerabilities of smartphones, computers and other electronic devices. The corresponding hacker techniques are also expounded. Data and consumer protectionists are not surprised. For a long time now, they have seen the

In the 20th century we got used to a certain way of thinking: if you needed something, you bought it. Cars, houses, records, you named it. Efficient manufacturing and logistics made it possible to create an unprecedented global overflow of stuff. Ownership quickly became about being someone; it was a way of defining who you are. All of this is

Published March 12 by Bob Ciura The technology industry changes rapidly. Innovation is critically important, to keep up with evolving trends. For an example of this, consider the cases of Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN) and Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC). On the surface, they seem like very similar companies. Both Texas Instruments and Intel are large-cap tech stocks,

Photo: H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media Image 1of/8 Caption Close Image 1 of 8 Priscilla Beaulieu, of New Fairfield, has Multiple Sclerosis and limited mobility, the Network Support Company, of Danbury, has outfitted her home with what is know as the Internet of Things (IoT) to allow her to operate her home’s

If you’ve ever wondered whether there is a single point of failure that could take the entire Internet down in one fell swoop, rest assured: experts say that is not the case. But even though the Internet does not possess a “kill switch”, so to speak, it does have plenty of vulnerabilities and limitations. Outages are commonplace, security is a perennial

For more than 35 years, Paul McGuinness was the manager of U2 — taking the group from a promising, but raw post-punk act playing pubs in Dublin to the biggest rock band in the world with global record sales of over 130 million. In 2013, McGuinness announced he was stepping down from day-to-day management and