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Feds Target 10 Big Banks for Possible Price Rigging in Precious Metals
At least 10 major banks are being investigated by the U.S. Justice Department for alleged manipulation of the market for gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
Disney Raising Prices Again, But You Can Save With These Tips
Happiness may soon be a little dearer at Disney’s most popular U.S. theme park as the base ticket price bursts through a $100 threshold like fireworks exploding over Cinderella Castle.
Obama to Wall Street: It’s Time for Honest Financial Advice
The White House wants Wall Street to put your interests first when offering retirement planning advice. Wall Street insists it shouldn’t have to. If you take investment suggestions from a pro, read this.
Public Wi-Fi: Are You Getting a Side of Identity Theft with Your Latte?
Are public Wi-Fi networks safe? A security expert weighs in on why you might want to think twice about banking in the coffee shop.
Best and Worst Things to Buy in March
Catch up on chocolate but hold off on fancy lingerie — and more tips for the coming month.
Target Drops Minimum Order for Free Shipping by Half
Target’s free-shipping minimum is now $10 cheaper than Amazon. Will that make the difference for shoppers?
Obama Proposal Aims to Protect Americans From Bad (Read: Costly) Retirement Advice
The White House says new rules for financial advisers could save working- and middle-class families up to $17 billion a year.
Americans Love Nordstrom, Costco and Amazon, And Then There’s Wal-Mart …
Find out which retailers did (and did not) make the grade in the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index report.
Tax Hacks 2015: Don’t Overlook These 8 Deductions and Credits
Make sure you get back every penny you deserve. Don’t overlook claiming these common deductions and credits on your taxes this year.
When Foods Go ‘Natural’ — Does That Really Make Them Healthier?
Loopholes in food labelling that will make you think twice about what you put in your grocery cart.
‘Nips and Tucks’ to Get Your Tablet Computer Running Like New
Over time, these devices get weighed down with apps, history and digital gunk on the hard drive. Here are tricks to lighten the load and make yours speedy again.
10 Jobs With the Biggest Pay Gap Between Men and Women
Despite progress, a gender gap persists across the board. Here are some of the professions with the dubious distinction of exceeding the average level of pay inequality.
90 Percent of Americans Just Say No to Mobile Payments
Americans trust mobile payments, but so far they don’t see a reason to use them, study says.
Amazon Expands Near-Instant Delivery Service
Amazon’s Prime Now two-hour delivery is expanding in New York and plans to do so elsewhere. Could your city be next?
10 Tips to Spend Less on Clothes
Whether you’re a jeans and T-shirt type or prefer the polished look, here’s how to get your clothes for less money.
Why Aren’t Airline Ticket Prices Falling Along With Fuel Prices? A ‘Free’ Market Lesson
Customers failing to shop for better prices accounts for only a piece of this conundrum.
Wal-Mart’s Pay Raises Could Pack a Positive Punch
The big box giant could pour as much as $1.5 billion into the economy and spark raise increases at other companies.
Cheap, Painless Tattoo Removal Cream? It’s In The Works
A Canadian PhD student is developing a cream that could help you get rid of regrettable body art without damaging your skin.
Survey: Remote Workers More Productive and Reliable Than In-Office Peers
They may be wearing their pajamas all day, but they are anything but lazy, study says.
U.S. Cities Where Transportation is Being Transformed (and Cars Are Growing Unfashionable)
In some cities, the incentive to own a car—and cover its costs—is plummeting as other alternatives emerge.
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