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How TV Ads Target Young People
What TV ads do young adults notice? According to new research, men like sarcasm and competition, while women prefer seeing role models and happy situations.
Google Knows What You Did Last Summer
And this summer. They’ve used maps search data to determine the most popular summer activities and destinations in various countries.
Work Stress is a Heart Attack Risk
Medical journal The Lancet recently published a study showing low-level but demanding jobs significantly raise the risk of heart disease.
iPhone 5 Sold Out Already
Apple’s initial inventory sold out in just one hour and they’re pushing back the shipping date. This probably means longer lines in person on release day, too.
6 Ways to Protect Your Work Computer
Last week consumer data that may have been stolen from an FBI laptop was posted online. How do you guard your work computer?
Average Worker’s Income Down 2.5 Percent
Census data shows many more Americans were back to work in 2011, but in low-paying jobs.
What’s New With the iPhone 5
Want to know what’s changed in the latest version of Apple’s signature product? Here’s a quick list.
Should Moms Work Part Time?
A new survey of stay-at-home and full-time working moms finds neither is happy.
Few Plan to Switch Jobs Next Year
A new survey says most people will stick with their current employer next year. Last year, a majority said they planned to leave.
Restaurants Where You Might Spot Stars
A dining site has compiled a list of restaurants where celebrities have been recently spotted. Any in your city?
5 Fattiest Fast Foods – Plus Surprisingly Fatty Picks
Sure, one triple quarter-pounder with cheese contains more fat than you should eat in an entire day. But what about the Baja salad option? You may be surprised what the country’s biggest fast-food chains are really serving you.
Ask an Expert: Help, I Want More Credit Card Points!
Kyle and his wife want to earn as many credit card rewards as possible. Here’s how they can.
9 Things We Routinely Overpay For
While it’s true that many times you get what you pay for, it’s also just as true that sometimes you don’t.
Fast Food Menus Adding Calorie Counts
McDonald’s has started highlighting its calorie counts right on the big signboards, both inside and outside. Other restaurants probably will, too.
The Most Frugal Cities
An analysis of coupon use finds New England is more thrifty than the South, but people in populous and coastal cities use them less.
The One Percent is 288 Times Richer Than You
A new report says those in the wealthiest percent of Americans make an average of $16.4 million. In the other 99 percent, it’s $57,000.
Government Lawsuit Makes E-Books Cheaper
The Department of Justice told Apple and publishers to stop fixing prices. One publisher’s prices have already dropped significantly.
More Free Wi-Fi for Some
A Google-Boingo partnership will offer Android phone and laptop users free access to more than 4,000 hotspots until at least the end of the month.
Getting an iPhone 5? 5 Tips to Sell Your Used Phone for More
The iPhone 5 is coming soon. Before you get in line, here’s how to get the most possible for your old cell phone.
How to Avoid 4 Common Internet Scams
Consumer Reports is warning about the latest computer-related rip-offs, including unbelievable coupons and iPad contests. Here’s how to protect yourself.
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