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Is Your Baby Monitor Vulnerable to Hackers?
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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.
U.S. Cities With the Worst Traffic Congestion
Karla Bowsher on September 2, 2015
Traffic congestion increased in the vast majority of the nation’s biggest cities from 2013 to 2014. But there is an upside to the trend.
Number of People Living in U.S. on $2 a Day Surges, Book Says
Karla Bowsher on September 2, 2015
According to a new book, 1.5 million American households — and 3 million children — live in conditions that can be defined as “ultrapoor.”
More Than 225,000 Apple iPhone Accounts Hacked
Karla Bowsher on September 2, 2015
Malicious software is helping hackers steal iPhone account usernames and passwords. Are you at risk?
Where Is Your Best Spot to Get a Big Job Done?
Jim Gold on September 2, 2015
For many people, too many darned distractions get in the way of doing important work during regular office hours.
Are You Saving Enough to Retire? Click Here to Find Out
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz on September 1, 2015
Cost-cutting move suggests the tension between public relations and investor relations.
Amazon Prime No Longer Pledges Free 2-Day Shipping on All Items
Karla Bowsher on September 1, 2015
Will your package get to you in two days if you have Amazon Prime? Well, it depends.
How Watching Too Much TV Could Kill You
Karla Bowsher on September 1, 2015
Sitting in front of a TV for long periods of time significantly increases the odds of experiencing a life-threatening event. Find out more.
Is College Still Worth It? A Look at the Numbers
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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
Krystal Steinmetz 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.
The Best and Worst States for Driving
Karla Bowsher on August 31, 2015
Drivers tend to fare better in states that share one key characteristic. Find out what it is.
Netflix’s Upcoming Loss of Hollywood Movies Is Hulu’s Gain
Karla Bowsher on August 31, 2015
It might be time to rethink your Internet video subscription services if you’re a fan of some big Hollywood blockbusters.
Millions of Medicare Recipients Face Premium Hike in 2016
Karla Bowsher on November 26, 2019
A quirk in the law means one-third of Medicare beneficiaries could pay a monthly premium for Medicare Part B that’s 52 percent higher.
Hey, Apple Fans: Steer Clear of This Credit Card Offer
Bob Sullivan on August 31, 2015
This tour of the hard-to-find fine print reveals the potentially high cost of interest and “free” points on financing for your new Apple product.
Want a Raise? You’ll Fare Better in These Cities
Krystal Steinmetz on August 30, 2015
Find out where employers are increasing pay faster than the national average.
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