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A recent study led by Carnegie Mellon professor Alessandro Acquisti used facial recognition software and Facebook information to figure out the partial Social Security numbers of some of the social network's users, the Wall Street Journal

Capital Access Network, a data collecting and analyzing organization, has reported that businesses owned by men are suffering more than women-owned business during the recession, CUinsight reports. Taking into account thousands of small businesses,

Consumers have a multitude of complaints on a list that likely seems never-ending, but at the very top come issues involving auto repairs, credit, and debt collection, a recent survey has indicated. These costly problems are likely on the minds

A former United Health Workers/SEIU employee faces up to 15 years in prison after it was learned she stole more than 400 people's personal identifying information, the Sacramento Bee reports.Former benefits clerk Mia Garza allegedly infiltrated

A professor at Carnegie Mellon recently discovered that Facebook and Google users' identity may be at risk on the platforms.Alessandro Acquisti took pictures of random people across campus and found that by leveraging Google's facial