Higher speeds don't equal adequate protection in event of an accident, joint study says

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Higher speeds don't equal adequate protection in event of an accident, joint study says

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Higher speed limits may allow you to get places faster, but it’s at a price. A joint study by the Triple AAA and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety indicates your car won’t offer as much protection at higher speeds as you think if …
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Investing in This ETF Right Now Could Make You a Millionaire Retiree

Many investors will need to become millionaires in retirement if they hope to maintain their current lifestyles, but that can be a very difficult task. It requires a lifetime of diligent saving along with investment growth. To …
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Barstool's Dave Portnoy reviews four Lansing-area pizza spots

Portnoy, a University of Michigan graduate, has been in the state for more than a week. He started in Detroit for the unveiling of the Barstool Sportsbook last week when Michigan’s online gambling went live last Friday, but has since made his way around the …
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What's new in fast food: Chicken sandwiches and cauliflower rice

New York (CNN Business) If you felt like a new fried chicken sandwich debuted every day in January, you’re not far off. Some chains tried their best to slim down, while others did the exact opposite. The flurry of chicken sandwich additions are notable …
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Biogen Alzheimer's Drug Puts FDA's Judgment in Harsh Spotlight

FDA watchers and its own staff worry that the regulator and its leadership may be developing a pattern of approving drugs of questionable value for devastating conditions because of public pressure. Its quick authorization of Covid-19 treatments …
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