WASHINGTON (AP) — Internet activists declared victory over the nation's big cable companies Thursday, after the Federal Communications Commission voted to impose the toughest...
PITTSBURGH (AP) - The personal information of 27,000 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center employees might have been put at risk by identity thieves who...
Millions of Americans will soon be able to access their FICO credit scores for free. FICO scores are used by nearly every major lender to assess the creditworthiness of credit card and loan applicants. But these scores are mostly invisible to consumers, unless you go to FICO's website and sign up for a subscription of $14.95 per month—a service you need to cancel within 10 days if you don't want to be charged anything. That's going to change, however.
