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America’s Brainiest Cities

on January 5, 2015

Boulder, Colo., is the most educated city in the U.S., according to 24/7 Wall St. What cities make up the remainder of America’s top 10 smartest cities’ list? And what cities have the dubious distinction of landing on the list of the least educated cities?

Have You Paid With Plastic at Chick-fil-A? Your Info Could Be Compromised

on January 5, 2015

The popular chicken chain has admitted to a “potential data breach” at some of its restaurants.

A New Study Suggests That Fast Food Hinders Kids’ Learning

on January 29, 2015

A new study indicates that eating fast food on a regular basis does more than increase the number on the scale. It may be stunting children’s academic growth.

Shake Shack: A Tastier Burger and Better-Than-Average Fast-Food Pay

on January 2, 2015

The popular New York-based burger chain has pledged to pay its workers more than the industry standard.

2 Services That Protect Grandma From Money-Stealing Scams

on January 2, 2015

There are services available to help stop elder fraud in its tracks. Could they help you or someone you know?

Which College Offers the Best Value? The Answer May Surprise You

on December 30, 2014

Kiplinger Personal Finance ranked the best values in public and private colleges across the country.

Got the Sniffles? Skip the Zinc and Vitamin C

on December 30, 2014

Consumer Reports said taking zinc and vitamin C when you have a cold may actually make things worse. We’ll tell you why.

Want to Look Dumb? Use These Words Incorrectly

on December 30, 2014

Making these all-too-common mistakes could get your resume tossed in the trash. Luckily, they’re easy to avoid.

Get Your Flu Shot, Even Though It’s Less Effective This Year

on December 26, 2014

Although this year’s influenza vaccine is not a great match for all the strains of influenza that are common right now, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still recommend getting one.

Your Second Fridge Is Wasting a Chilling Amount of Money and Electricity

on December 26, 2014

A lot more people have a second refrigerator these days, at a big cost to owners’ wallets and the environment.

Cheerios Adds ‘Ancient Grains’ to its Cereal Mix

on December 26, 2014

General Mills is adding quinoa, Kamut wheat and spelt to a new Cheerios variety in an effort to boost slumping cereal sales. Would you try it?

You May Want to Think Twice Before Following Dr. Oz’s Advice

on December 23, 2014

A new study indicates that Dr. Oz often gives advice that is not backed by scientific evidence.

For Most People, Gluten-Free Is Probably Not a Healthier Choice

on December 23, 2014

Many American have jumped on the gluten-free bandwagon, but is this really a good health choice or just another fad diet?

Could You Be Driving on Counterfeit Tires?

on December 23, 2014

Consumer Reports warns that counterfeit Chinese tires have been sold in the U.S. using the Pegasus Advanta brand.

Now You Can Create a Personalized List of the Best Places to Retire

on December 22, 2014

A new interactive map by Zillow helps you find the perfect place to retire, depending on your personal preferences.

These Airlines Are Most Likely to Lose (or Otherwise Mishandle) Your Bags

on December 22, 2014

If you want to arrive at your destination with your luggage in hand, here are the airlines that are best and worst at taking care of your checked bags.

Does T-Mobile Owe You a Refund for Unauthorized Charges?

on December 22, 2014

The nation’s fourth-largest wireless carrier has agreed to pony up at least $90 million to provide customer refunds for unwanted charges in a mobile cramming case. Here’s how you can get your money.

The Most Irritating Airline Passengers Have Been Identified

on December 22, 2014

A new airplane etiquette survey by Expedia reveals the behaviors that are most likely to annoy other passengers.

Get Your Amazon Prime Order in 60 Minutes (in Manhattan)

on December 22, 2014

Amazon just launched Prime Now in Manhattan, offering a one-hour delivery service on many household items.

Many Americans Are Eager to Book a Trip to Cuba

on December 19, 2014

The White House’s announcement that relaxed travel restrictions are coming has prompted interest in travel to the Caribbean island to spike.

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