In 2016 you can find romance on a 5-inch phone screen, broadcast television is all but irrelevant, and social media keeps us plugged into pop culture and current events 24/7. It’s also changed the way people do business. While the disruption is being felt in many sectors, the financial services industry is only now beginning to evolve.

When it comes to protecting your home, nothing pays like being prepared. That’s why it’s cool that Aviva Canada and the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction (ICLR) have partnered up to create an app that will hopefully reduce the amount of property damage Canadians get thanks to severe weather.

For many decades there has been a stigma around HIV. Not only was it an misunderstood, near-untreatable, and deadly disease, but it was looked upon with fear and hatred. Now that it’s 2016 things are very different.

One of the largest automotive scandals of 2015 has come closer to a conclusion as Volkswagen USA announced their offer to buy back or fix the nearly 600,000 emissions-test-cheating diesel cars that they’ve sold in the U.S.

Automotive safety technology has come a long way over the years, greatly reducing the chance of fatalities from collisions. Because of this, some may think it would be okay to increase the speed limits. They’d be wrong.

When people have had a good night out on the town and need a ride home, more and more are turning to Uber for its convenience despite the fact it operates without regulation. However, customers should beware, because some of Uber’s drivers aren’t very honest.