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Walmart Will Hire Every Vet Who Wants a Job
The program begins Memorial Day, and is expected to lead to 100,000 hires.
More Working Families Living In Near-Poverty
A new study says roughly 10.4 million families struggle to pay for necessities, which is up 200,000 from the number a year ago.
Smart Appliances Help Run the House
Imagine a fridge that can tell you what’s available for dinner – and tell the oven to start preparing itself.
Apple vs. PC: Which Is Better?
Apple lovers will try to convince you their technology is tops, but PC devotees say theirs is just as good and a lot cheaper. Should you pick an Apple? Check out this breakdown of price, design, options, and more – then decide.
Some Things Are Worth the Cost
In some situations, it might be better to pay up and forgo frugality.
Washington Sues Penny Auction Site
The state says Arrow Outlet cheated and made customers pay more than necessary to win auctions.
Made in America? Some Things Just Aren’t
The Alliance for American Manufacturing tried to furnish its office with products made only in the USA. Some were very expensive, while others couldn’t be found at any price.
Tricks to Improve Google Searches
Save time and get more relevant results with these shortcuts and plugins.
Stream and Record TV on Your Phone
A new subscription service, Aereo, lets you catch local TV while you’re out of town and save it for later on a portable device.
Save Your Favorite Monopoly Piece
If you don’t vote, the little dog might get it. And could be replaced by a robot.
15 Tips to Fight the Flu
If you’ve avoided the flu so far this year, you’re lucky. Here are tips to avoid the flu, and if your luck runs out, to fight it.
The Best Time to Buy CES 2013 Electronics
Find out why it could pay to wait at least a month before splurging on the hottest new gadget.
Lottery Winner Killed
Does winning make you a target? Even if not publicized, the names are usually legally available.
The Return of Kodak
Eastman Kodak went bankrupt last year, but the iconic brand isn’t disappearing.
Why You Can’t Pass Up Clearance
Here’s the lure of sales — and why you should usually resist.
Netflix Snags Cartoon Network Deal
It will help the business compete with the expanded offerings of Hulus Plus and Amazon Prime.
The Most Expensive 2013 Cars to Insure
One brand dominates the list of new cars with high insurance rates.
5 Cheap Alternatives to Pricey Kitchen Appliances
What sounds better – paying $449 or $49.95 for essentially the same thing?
6 Ways to Cut the Cost of Popular Weight Loss Plans
Some weight loss plans can set you back nearly $500 a year. Here’s how to slim down without eating the cost.
We’re Back to Racking Up Personal Debt
Perhaps in a sign that the economy is improving, people are becoming more financially reckless again.
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