A new tool uses legal loopholes to get you cheaper flights by checking prices 17,000 times a day

DoNotPay thinks it can save its users hundreds of dollars by automatically getting partial refunds if prices drop.

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A new tool uses legal loopholes to get you cheaper flights by checking prices 17,000 times a day DoNotPay thinks it can save its users hundreds of dollars by automatically getting partial refunds if prices drop. Read More »

A father and son are growing fruit and vegetables 8 metres below the surface of the Mediterranean Sea — here's why The garden was first set up in 2013 by Father and son team Sergio and Luca Gamberini just off the coast of Noli, Italy. Read More »

THE TAKEDOWN OF TRAVIS KALANICK: The untold story of Uber's infighting, backstabbing, and multimillion-dollar exit packages BI PRIME: These are the circumstances that drove a powerful CEO out of his company: who was advising him, who betrayed him, and what was going through his mind. Read More »

Brent Hoberman-founded startup SmartUp defended its appointment of Lady Barbara Judge — who has been accused of sexism and racism It's unfortunate timing. Read More »

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The Navy keeps encountering mysterious UFOs — and no one can figure out what they are There is a negative stigma associated with those who believe that the UFOs may be visitors from beyond Earth. Read More »

Being in a relationship won't change your life — at least not the way you think it will "How to Be Single and Happy," by Jennifer L. Taitz, suggests that being in a relationship won't automatically make you happy — even if you think it will. Read More »

Crypto investors are hopeful that Mt Gox's bitcoin sell-off will be halted until September The next Mt Gox creditors meeting isn't until September 18 and many investors are speculating that this means trustees can't sell any more bitcoin until then. Read More »

Saudi's Crown Prince has been quietly seizing power over major companies owned by people he has arrested The Crown Prince's corruption crackdown was part of his tactical consolidation of power. Read More »

Central banks would threaten the global financial system if they issued their own cryptocurrencies "The introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) would raise fundamental issues," the Bank for International Settlements said, Read More »

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