Chris Kissell
Job Openings at Record High, Yet Millions Giving Up
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2016
Job openings hit a record high in April, yet nearly half of the unemployed have given up looking for work. Find out what is behind the disconnect.
Employees Rank America’s Top 10 CEOs
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2016
CEOs are the target of much scorn, but employees say these 10 deserve a little love.
More American Women Are Obese Than Ever Before
Chris Kissell on June 8, 2016
New studies find that women and teens continue to struggle with obesity, while men are beginning to hold their ground in the fight against flab.
3 Things You Must Do After a Tornado
Chris Kissell on May 16, 2016
A tornado can wreck your home and send your financial life into a tailspin. Here are three steps you must take to prevent such chaos.
FDA to Regulate All Tobacco Products
Chris Kissell on May 5, 2016
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will regulate all tobacco products – including e-cigarettes and hookah tobacco, the agency announced Thursday.
Obamacare Patients Less Healthy — Will Premiums Soar?
Chris Kissell on March 30, 2016
New findings from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association raise concerns that Americans may face steep hikes in their insurance premiums next year.
Target Slashes Easter Items by Up to 70 Percent
Chris Kissell on March 30, 2016
The Easter Bunny may have hopped out of town, but he left behind a bunch of great deals at Target.
MasterCard to Roll Out ‘Selfie’ Passwords Soon
Chris Kissell on March 30, 2016
Starting this summer, customers in a dozen countries can make mobile payments by simply snapping a selfie to verify their identity.
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