The
message isn’t getting through to drivers who are now texting behind the
wheel more than ever. A new survey shows about one out of 100 drivers
on the road right now are sending text messages or emails while driving.
And nearly half of all drivers between 21 and 24 admit to texting or
emailing while driving, but most say it’s only dangerous when someone
else does it. Source Link
The
folks who run the nation’s brick-and-mortar stores aren’t happy with a
new effort by the America’s biggest online retailer to poach their
customers. The Retail Industry Leaders Association is slamming
Amazon.Com for launching a new smartphone app that makes it easy to use
bar codes to comparison shop in stores and get a 5% percent discount
when you buy the item from Amazon. Source Link
When
it comes to living a long life, a new study suggests that being fit is
more important than worrying about if you’re getting fat. Researchers
found that men who maintained or raised their fitness level were less
likely to die. It was true even if their weight increased compared to
men whose fitness levels dropped over time. Source Link
