Use a Password Manager for Online Safety
Nearly all of us have been victims of cybercrime — or know someone who was.
Managing Editor, Writer, Trainer
To get a job, you need confidence and a little fear
Searching for a job isn’t for the faint of heart; loss of employment fragments one’s sense of self, tears at one’s confidence.
Do I Need a Broker to Buy Stocks?
Who hasn't watched markets rally and thought about getting in and buying stocks? While an education in buying and selling stocks can be a lifetime process, the initial startup is a matter of a few easy steps.
How to Keep Your Privacy Safe When Downloading Free Apps
The digital world is awash in free phone apps — software to help you sleep better, hail a ride or tell English ivy from poison ivy. So much convenience and help at your fingertips sounds great. But is it really?
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Fear and loading: AI coming for journalism jobs
At his desk a few years ago in the Bloomberg newsroom, Damon Kovelsky sensed the change coming: automation, artificial intelligence. Bots, crawlers, borg. Would it come for his job, he wondered? To stay relevant as well as employed, the married New York father made a choice.
Ripple Energy Turns to Environmentalist Consumers for Funding
One U.K. startup is taking a radical step in renewable energy: crowdsourcing the funds to build its infrastructure from its future customers. Will it find success?
Actis’s Shami Nissan Says COVID-19 May Be Impact Investing’s Defining Moment
Whether companies keep promises on social commitments will be remembered after the pandemic, private
equity firm’s head of responsible investing says
equity firm’s head of responsible investing says
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India's Wipro, Infosys Expand to $43 Billion Consulting Arena
Article co-authored with Abhay Singh about India tech firms pushing into territory dominated by U.S. companies
CA's Swainson Hit by Skittish Investors, Fraud Legacy
Ron's Bloomberg Market's magazine article on CA's recently named CEO trying to rebuild the company after a Justice Department fine led investors to lose faith in the company
Award: Best Article at Small Daily Newspaper
Journalism Award for Distinguished Business and Financial Reporting of New Jersey Issues; Sponsored by CIT Group in cooperation with Rutgers University Department of Journalism and Mass Media
Shore Sounds: Billy Preston, Live at the Green Parrot, June 1990
Shore Sounds, by Ronny Day. The Atlanticville. June 28, 1990
I first heard Billy Preston’s music in the third grade, or maybe I was in the fourth or fifth, but regardless it was in the early `70s when I was at Frank Antonides School. I had one of those little AM transistor radios, the kind that lost the station you were listening to if it was turned the wrong way or swung around or hung on the handlebars of a bicycle.
I first heard Billy Preston’s music in the third grade, or maybe I was in the fourth or fifth, but regardless it was in the early `70s when I was at Frank Antonides School. I had one of those little AM transistor radios, the kind that lost the station you were listening to if it was turned the wrong way or swung around or hung on the handlebars of a bicycle.
The Bla, Bla, Bla, Blases
Shore Sounds, by Ronny Day. The Atlanticville, Long Branch, NJ June 21, 1990
It was the two little geeklets Rob and Bill who began at age 11 or 9 or 15 to realize their mutual love for music or maybe it was a mutual love for the sound the cat made when they pulled its tail or the sound their sister(s) made when they beat the girls with drumsticks on the backs of their heads.
It was the two little geeklets Rob and Bill who began at age 11 or 9 or 15 to realize their mutual love for music or maybe it was a mutual love for the sound the cat made when they pulled its tail or the sound their sister(s) made when they beat the girls with drumsticks on the backs of their heads.
