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Millennials Flock to Urban Jobs, But Meet Barriers to Housing
Real estate statistics make a compelling case for young people to consider not just salary but affordability as they decide where to live.
Color Me Happy: Choosing Paint to Set the Mood for Each Room
An expert offers tips on harnessing the psychological power of color throughout your home.
Majority of Tech Workers Report Being Bullied at Work
If you thought bullying ended at the schoolyard, you’re sadly mistaken. The problem prompted one IT CEO to launch a “No Jerks Allowed” campaign.
Mortgage Relief Scammers Barred From the Market
FTC slaps Texas-based Home Relief Foundation for charging distressed homeowners up to $4,000 for debt relief that it never delivered.
Who Is the Biggest Employer in Your State?
One U.S. company is the largest employer in 40 percent of states. Can you guess who it is?
Lower Your Cable Bill With Techniques A Hostage Negotiator Uses
A former FBI hostage negotiator breaks down the keys to getting a better deal from your cable company.
Refurbished Electronics 101: How to Save Up To 50 Percent
Looking for nearly new electronics at a fraction of the price? Find out how to buy refurbished laptops, phones and more.
Birthday Cake Frappuccino, Anyone? Better Act Now
Starbucks is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the frappuccino with a special drink. But you better act fast.
Epic Fail: More Colleges Likely To Go Under
Sweet Briar College is closing — and experts say more nonprofit colleges will suffer the same fate in the next few years.
Coming Soon: A Car That Follows The Speed Limit — Automatically
New Ford technology promises to make driving less stressful, and speeding tickets less common.
Antibiotic Use in Meat Production Soars, Despite Health Risks
The drugs, used in raising cattle, pigs and chickens have nasty implications for public health, the study warns, but they go largely unrestricted in the United States.
All-Time Biggest Product Flops (Crystal Pepsi, Anyone?)
Some of America’s largest companies have produced some of the biggest product duds. From 2011’s Google Glass to 1957’s Ford Edsel, these products were huge failures.
Shopped at RadioShack? Your Customer Info Is Up for Grabs
As part of its bankruptcy auction, RadioShack is planning to sell the names, phone numbers, email addresses and physical addresses of more than 100 million of its customers.
Think Weddings Are Expensive Now? Just Wait
Predictions point to a higher wedding price tag in 2015. And you won’t believe where some of that money is going.
Is Your Seafood Boosting The Slave Trade?
A year-long investigation found that seafood caught by modern-day slaves on the other side of the globe can end up in the U.S.
3 Common Myths About Preapproved Credit Card Offers
These three misconceptions often accompany those unsolicited credit card offers you receive in the mail.
FDA Targets Cosmetics That Make ‘Hollow’ Promises
The FDA is warning consumers that beauty products often make claims that are too good to be true.
Abolish the IRS? First 2016 Presidential Contender Says ‘Yes’
Some high-ranking Republicans in the U.S. Congress want to abolish the IRS — which is owed $3.5 billion from federal employees.
How to Make Money Writing and Publishing Books
You can make money writing books and self-publishing your work, but you need to be prepared to market yourself. Here’s how it works.
7 Reasons Cremation is Becoming America’s Favorite Last Act
The new popularity of cremation makes for new traditions, such as pressing your loved one’s remains into a piece of diamond jewelry, or a record album, or a home for fish.
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