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What was the most important financial event of 2020? Most folks would tell you it was the coronavirus pandemic and the economic devastation caused by...

Today, I’m going to reveal three ways to profit off the self-driving car megatrend, which is gaining momentum. The technology behind this trend has been ready for years. But I believe this is the year it’s about to finally be unleashed. And it’s opening up a huge moneymaking opportunity for everyday investors. With COVID and post-election lawsuits dominating the news, you won’t read much about this in the mainstream media. But this industry quietly hit two major milestones in December. COVID Hit The Fast-Forward Button I’ve written before about how  COVID has basically hit...

KXLY January 7, 2021 3:16 AM newsfeedback@fool.com (Katie Brockman) Posted: Updated: January 8, 2021 5:00 AM After Congress reached an agreement about a new coronavirus relief bill in December, the IRS has been sending out millions of stimulus checks. Under the CARES Act, which passed in the spring of 2020, Americans were entitled to receive up to $1,200 each in stimulus payments. This time, though, the maximum you can collect is $600 per person. Although the stimulus checks are smaller this time around, there are still ways to make the most of this money. If you can afford to inves...

 “Within 20 years, machines will be capable of doing anything man can do.” Take a stab at when this quote is from. It wasn’t this year,  2010, or even during the ‘90s tech boom. It’s from one of America’s top computer scientists: in  1960. You’ve surely heard about  Artificial Intelligence (AI) before. “AI” often conjures up images of intelligent robots taking over the world. You’ll often read that it’s only a matter of time before AI steals all our jobs. But the idea of humanoid machines is nothing new. It began with the “heartless” Tin Man from 

At 30,000 feet in the air, a passenger was suddenly crippled by severe chest pains. The flight attendant called over the loudspeaker,  “Is there a doctor on board?” A tall man rose from seat 6C. And the first thing Dr. Eric Topol reached for was his iPhone. He plugged a credit card-sized heart monitor into the phone and placed it on the woman’s chest. The doctor didn’t need fancy machines to diagnose the problem. An iPhone app showed she was on the verge of a major heart attack. Topol recommended the pilot make an emergency landing. The passenger was rushed to the hospital a...