11.12.18 Google and Facebook end arbitration clauses; Paying at the pump; Tiny homes helping homeless vets
Google and Facebook are ending arbitration clauses for sexual harassment claims; How to protect yourself from more advanced skimmers that aim to steal your payment information. They are widely used at gas pumps now; Home sizes are shrinking. There are lots of benefits to that shift. Also, homeless vets are benefiting…
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