AOL Acquires Huffington Post for $315 Million
The Huffington Post announced Monday that AOL will acquire the website for $315 million.
The Huffington Post announced Monday that AOL will acquire the website for $315 million.
There’s no time quite like a revolution happening on the other side of the world when the e-mail decides to go down. But that’s what happened yesterday at the White House.
While we were worrying about our neighbors down south, we should have been really worrying about those Canucks from the north: it turns out that other border poses a far bigger risk than Mexico.
Sometimes marriage gets a bad rap. But it’s another thing completely to prevent your wife from ever coming home. Avoidance issues, anyone?
As the last of Egypt’s Internet access has been shut down, Google is faced with the prospect that — despite their best attempts by enabling Twitter-through-phone — this revolution may not be Twitter-ized.
There’s a new drug smuggling tactic in town, and it involves bags of marijuana, a tightly patrolled border, and a catapult.
Pretty soon, the current terrorist warning system will be a sad state of blue. But not a literal shade of blue, because describing threat levels with colors will soon go by the wayside.
It can be a little weird falling asleep in public. Some people constantly do the head bob, some snore loudly – but falling to your death shouldn’t be one of them.
If anything can be gathered, it seems like that those who live in the South aren’t as genteel as their mothers taught them to be.
What’s the secret to being the best company to work for? More importantly, is this place hiring?
The bedbug actually could be the bogeyman: it’s scary, it comes out at night, and like a horror movie, it’s now becoming resistant to our tools for wiping them off the face of the earth.
When you think about Apple being accused of ignoring safety conditions at its contractors’ factories, your shiny new iPhone may lose some luster.