Jordan Malter
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Here's a quick way to make a budget and start saving more money
The more you track your spending and keep an eye on it, the better you'll get at homing in on your monthly expenses. → Read More
How to make a budget
The more you track your spending, the better you'll get at honing in on your monthly expenses. Making a budget is easy and can help set you on the path to financial security. → Read More
KFC can't shake its menu problems in the UK
Nearly two weeks after KFC restaurants in the UK were running out of chicken, the fast food chain is still struggling to get some sides to their franchises. Some locations remain closed and hundreds of other stores are offering only limited menus. → Read More
Adam Silver on paying college athletes
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver sits down with CNNMoney's Ahiza Garcia to talk about the pros and cons of paying college athletes, and responds to LaVar Ball's idea for a new league that would let top basketball prospects skip college altogether. → Read More
Why you should double check your bigger paycheck
Many workers will likely see increases in their paychecks due to tax cuts, but employer underwithholding could make that check fatter than it really should be. CNNMoney's Christine Romans explains how to make sure you don't owe money at the end of the year. → Read More
Will the NBA All-Star Game draft ever be televised?
The NBA switched up the format of its All-Star game this year, letting captains pick their teams. But the draft wasn't televised -- will it ever be? CNNMoney's Ahiza Garcia sits down with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to find out. → Read More
Buffett, Bezos & Dimon try to tackle health care
Billionaires Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase are trying to give their hundreds of thousands of U.S. employees a better option on health insurance. Here's what they've had to say about the health care industry over the years. → Read More
Google CEO: Net neutrality 'a principle we all need to fight for'
Google CEO Sundar Pichai insists net neutrality is → Read More
Google CEO: Democracies should draw line on hate speech, not us
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Google CEO Sundar Pichai addresses the debate over how major tech companies decide to censor content. → Read More
Google CEO: Net neutrality 'a principle we all need to fight for'
Google CEO Sundar Pichai insists net neutrality is → Read More
Google CEO: Democracies should draw line on hate speech, not us
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Google CEO Sundar Pichai addresses the debate over how major tech companies decide to censor content. → Read More
Recycle 120 billion bottles? Coke wants to do it
Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey unveils the company's plan to recycle the plastic equivalent of every bottle they put out into the world by 2030. He also responds to environmental critics who say the company still isn't doing enough. → Read More
Black unemployment rate is lowest on record at 6.8%
The unemployment rate for the black population hit 6.8% in December. It stands at the lowest point since the Bureau of Labor Statistics started collecting that data in 1972. But the record number is still well above rates for other races. → Read More
Tax cuts are a big gift to business. But will workers win too?
Republicans are poised to cut the corporate tax rate which they say will lead to economic growth, more jobs and higher wages. But analyses of corporate reform, especially a tax holiday on foreign profits, show that the money won't necessarily trickle down to workers. → Read More
These 1960s custom cars scream retrofuturism
The 1960s was flush with custom car designers creating futuristic modes of transportation from their very own garages. At car shows, designers Gene Winfield and Herb Adams are still showing their 60s-era masterpieces. → Read More
AT&T CEO speaks out on the Time Warner deal
At the New York Times DealBook conference, AT&T CEO Randall L. Stephenson said, → Read More
'I had to clean up underwear': Startup responds to harassment suit
The tech industry promised to code solutions to the world's problems. But it can't seem to fix one of its own: rampant sexual harassment in the workplace. A lawsuit against virtual reality startup UploadVR left the community divided. Now the women are speaking out -- and so are the men. → Read More
Where to go when thrown off YouTube? Alt-Tech
Content creators with fringe views are seeking new platforms. As mainstream sites apply restrictions to their posts, they're popping up on alternative sites. But some → Read More
Meet the CEOs who decide what you see online
As they've grown in power, tech companies are now dealing with more nuanced questions about what to allow on their platforms. We sit down with a few who grapple with where to draw the line between the free flow of ideas and hate speech. → Read More
Red Pill: A search for dating advice turns into radicalization
It's a term made famous by 'The Matrix,' but almost two decades after the movie's release, 'Red Pill' has been co-opted by internet communities who think everything they've been told about society -- gender, race, politics -- is a lie. Laurie Segall takes you down the rabbit hole. → Read More