Jay Jenkins

What do Berkshire Hathaway, Bank of America, and the who's who of global finance all have in common? They're all here in today's must-reads!

It's not just the NSA that's spying on your emails, phone calls, and location. It's your neighborhood restaurant, it's Apple, and it's legions of hackers around the world.

What happens when Google collides with Warren Buffett?

A new report from Wells Fargo attempts to link the unemployment rate to credit quality in the banking industry -- and it works!

For a targeted yet diversified energy portfolio to ride the boom in U.S. oil and gas production, look no further than these ETFs and large-cap players.

This week we see the future of space travel with Richard Branson, a solar application for Google Glass, and Google cutting a big check for Nest.

Don't rely on greedy bankers to tell you how much you can afford. Some simple math can tell you everything you need, and everything you don't.

Selling your home in 2014? Do these six things to get a higher offer in less time.

Ever dream of looking into a crystal ball and seeing the future? Your crystal ball is here, and it's made of the 76 million millennials living in the U.S.

Enjoy these three reads: The story of how two Armenian gangsters became the biggest financiers in Hollywood, the tech shaping the future of the billboard, and looking back to 1999's tech industry.

If companies like PayPal, MasterCard, or Visa ever want to make a dent in Square's mobile payment dominance, they'll have to make the whole experience more convenient. A lot more.

You hired him or her to help you buy or sell your home. Here's 3 reasons to fire the agent now, before it's too late.

If you ever want to "bump" your smartphone to pay for your groceries, this is the last-ditch, Hail Mary play to make NFC a mainstream payment technology.

Conventional wisdom says to hire a real estate agent to assist in purchasing real estate. Well here's some unconventional advice that could save you thousands.

The battleground for retail dominance has entered the mobile world. This company is the early leader.

Enjoy these Foolish reads as you travel over the river and thru the woods this holiday week!

It's going to take consumers, vendors, and the companies that make it all work behind the scenes for mobile payments to take off. Here are the players, the problem, and, hopefully, the solution.

The future of mobile payments is card reader technology (enhanced by increasingly useful smartphone apps). Here are the companies best positioned to profit from this tech.

It's the calm before the storm in the housing market. Prepare now to maximize your sale when the spring selling season comes around.

This investor used Reddit's r/investing community to source investments over a two-and-a-half week period in late 2012. His simulated portfolio beat the S&P by 13%!