Banks in Asia are using customers' smartphone data points, like how often they drain their battery, to determine whether or not they're eligible for a loan.
Automatic braking is a great safety feature which will soon be standard on virtually all new cars in the United States. But don't trust it to keep you out of an accident, AAA says.
I'm retiring and plan to keep two years' worth of living expenses in cash and invest the rest of my retirement savings in stocks. The idea is that I'll be able to earn stocks' high long-term returns and not have to worry about selling stocks at a loss in a bear market since no bear market lasts more than two years. Do you think this is a good plan?--K.L.