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There Might Be Human DNA in Your Hot Dog
Karla Bowsher on October 26, 2015
October is National Sausage Month, and a company called Clear Labs has made some disturbing findings in a report on the contents of hot dogs.
The 10 Most Generous Billionaires in the World
Karla Bowsher on October 26, 2015
Some of the world’s wealthiest people also rank among the world’s most generous. Find out who made the list.
IRS Rules to Allow Joint-Filing by Same-Sex Married Couples
Krystal Steinmetz on October 25, 2015
The IRS is officially recognizing same-sex marriages with new rules that treat all married couples, regardless of sex, equally.
Credit Card Users Suffer Fatigue From the Rewards Game
Christopher Elliott on October 25, 2015
So-called ‘affinity cards’ that rack up the miles or other spending perks with specific brands are losing their allure. And this columnist says it’s high time.
Bet You Can’t Guess America’s 2nd Favorite Sneaker Brand
Krystal Steinmetz on October 25, 2015
Nike still reigns, but after that there’s a dark horse surging past all the other athletic shoe brands.
6 Ways to Ensure Enough Money for Retirement
Maryalene LaPonsie on May 7, 2020
Following these six steps can help ensure that your money lasts as long as you do after you stop working.
In What City Can a ‘Shack’ Fetch $400,000?
Karla Bowsher on October 23, 2015
A 765-square-foot home that is more than 100 years old and sells for $408,000? It is a reality in this city.
11 States Where Police Sell Confiscated Guns to Citizens
Karla Bowsher on October 23, 2015
A growing number of state laws encourage or require police departments to sell the firearms that officers confiscate, putting the weapons back on the streets.
7 Apps to Get Paperwork Off Your Desk and Into the Cloud
Maryalene LaPonsie on October 23, 2015
Today’s scanning apps not only cut clutter but also make it easy to find what you want, when you want. (There’s even a good solution for Blackberry users!)
Hospitals to Avoid: Here’s the ‘Low-Down Dozen’
Krystal Steinmetz on October 22, 2015
Learn about the 12 U.S. hospitals that earn the lowest ratings for preventing five dangerous and potentially deadly infections.
Some Things Are Not Awesome: A Lego Shortage is Looming
Krystal Steinmetz on October 22, 2015
As the holidays approach, the Denmark-based Lego company is scrambling to keep up with demand. But American Lego lovers may be spared.
FCC to Release Data in Battle Against Robocalls
Krystal Steinmetz on October 22, 2015
The commission hopes ongoing publication of robocall phone numbers and complaint details will help developers make more effective weapons to block the onslaught.
Marijuana Use Has Doubled — But Who Smokes It Most?
Karla Bowsher on October 22, 2015
Pass the joint, teens and young adults: You are not the only ones using significantly more marijuana these days.
365 Days of Great Weather: The Ultimate U.S. Road Trip
Karla Bowsher on October 22, 2015
A climatologist has mapped out two year-long road trips around the U.S. that keep the driver in temperatures around 70 degrees throughout the entire time.
How and Why the Government Snoops Through Your Phone
Karla Bowsher on October 22, 2015
At a congressional hearing, new details became public about how and why federal law enforcement tricks your cellphone into giving up information.
How My In-Flight Wi-Fi Turned Out to Be a Big, Fat ‘Gotcha’
Bob Sullivan on October 22, 2015
I know in-flight Wi-Fi prices have increased recently, but $300 for one cross-country round trip? I don’t want that happening to you.
Sorry to Say, Women: The Gender Pay Gap is Widening
Krystal Steinmetz on October 21, 2015
As men’s earnings grow at twice the pace of women’s, analysts parse the data and try to explain why. Here are some of the theories.
Amazon Is Hiring a Crazy Number of Seasonal Workers
Krystal Steinmetz on October 21, 2015
Even as some brick-and-mortar retailers cut back on their holiday hiring, the e-commerce giant plans to expand its seasonal staffing by 25 percent over 2014.
Another Blow for Embattled For-Profit ITT Colleges
Krystal Steinmetz on October 21, 2015
There are at least 18 attorneys general and three federal agencies investigating this college chain. Here’s the latest government move to restrict the institution.
How Employers Are Trying to Boost Your Retirement
Karla Bowsher on October 21, 2015
Grim news about how little money Americans save for retirement makes headlines regularly. But one recent trend in employer-sponsored 401(k) plans could help change that.
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