Giant Debt Collectors to Cough Up $79 Million in Settlement

on September 9, 2015

The CFPB says it moved against the companies to halt “illegal and obnoxious debt collection practices.” The companies maintain the government is overreaching.

Amazon to Roll Out $50 Tablet

on September 9, 2015

It’s inexpensive and little — almost a disposable device — but will consumers take the bait?

President Orders New Benefits for Federal Contract Workers

on September 8, 2015

The latest executive order mandating paid sick leave for about 300,000 employees has some small businesses grumbling.

Retirees, Take Note: Downsizing Can Be Surprisingly Costly

on September 8, 2015

Answering four basic questions could help you avoid making the wrong move.

Will Amazon Be Delivering Your Next Order of Kung Pao Chicken?

on September 8, 2015

The e-commerce giant adds a restaurant delivery service to its offerings, beginning in Seattle, with promises to expand.

Citizens, You’ll Soon Be Able to ‘Yelp’ the Federal Government

on September 6, 2015

Consumers use online reviews to share praise and cautionary tales about millions of private businesses and services. Is this a good tool for communicating about and with Uncle Sam?

It’s Not Just for Pro Athletes: 1 in 3 U.S. Workers Are Free Agents

on September 6, 2015

A rough economy may have sparked the surge in part-timers, contractors and freelancers, but most of these workers are positive about the role, survey shows.

FDA Warns of the Dangers of Powdered Caffeine

on September 6, 2015

There’s a big — potentially deadly — difference between consuming caffeine in coffee and consuming the pure powdered form. The FDA is raising a red flag for producers and consumers.

How Teaching Kids Self-Control Can Pay Off Big in Adulthood

on September 3, 2015

You can get your kids on track for a solid financial future by leveraging lessons that arise in their day-to-day activities.

Why a Fox News Anchor Is Suing Over a Toy Hamster

on September 3, 2015

Television’s Harris Faulkner finds it very distressing that a “Littlest Pet Shop” character is also named Harris Faulkner.

New York Bill Could Force Hotel Guests Outside to Smoke

on September 3, 2015

Proposed legislation would force visitors and tourists who smoke to light up out on the sidewalk with the natives.

Is Your Baby Monitor Vulnerable to Hackers?

on September 2, 2015

A new study found that several popular baby monitors lack even the most basic security features. Find out how you can use your device — and get the intended peace of mind.

The 10 Highest Paying Jobs You Can Land With a 2–Year Degree

on September 2, 2015

A new study points to the associate’s degree programs and institutions that provide the most efficient paths to solid salaries.

McDonald’s Is Cooking Up a Treat for Breakfast-for-Dinner Lovers

on September 2, 2015

Are all-day Egg McMuffins the key to reversing slumping U.S. sales by the fast-food chain? We’ll soon find out.

Are You Saving Enough to Retire? Click Here to Find Out

on September 1, 2015

How much money you need to have socked away now if you want to retire (comfortably) at 65, and what to do if you’re behind (like most people).

Illinois Lawmakers Leave Luckiest Lottery Winners in Limbo

on September 1, 2015

People who had the winning tickets for $25,000 or more get an IOU while the legislature haggles over the state budget.

Wal-Mart Boosts Workers’ Pay, Then Cuts Their Hours

on September 1, 2015

Cost-cutting move suggests the tension between public relations and investor relations.

Is College Still Worth It? A Look at the Numbers

on August 31, 2015

A new study breaks down the factors that affect the return on investment of various college diplomas.

This Year’s Tastiest Autumn Beers Are Here

on August 31, 2015

The better news: These ales have many flavors — hoppy, malty, nutty, piney and more — but no pumpkin!

Sneak Preview: The New iPhone Camera Is the Best Yet

on August 31, 2015

What we know about the features on the soon-to-be-released Apple smartphone models, and what you can expect to pay.

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