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$30 ‘EpiPencil’ Is DIY Alternative to EpiPen
The EpiPencil is a $30 DIY epinephrine-delivery device. But is it safe?
Why Your Grocery Bill Looks Better These Days
Discount supermarket chains are putting the squeeze on grocery prices. That’s great news for consumers, but not so great for grocers’ profits and company shares.
7 Tips to Put Your Garden to Bed for Winter
Giving your garden a little TLC now will pay you back next spring — and for a long time to come.
Using the Wrong USB Drive Can Be Dangerous
A recent attack in Australia highlights the risks of plugging a random USB drive into a computer.
Companies With Female Managers Perform Better
A new report offers more evidence of a link between gender diversity and corporate performance
Computer Users Unhappy With Windows 10
The newest Microsoft operating system is drawing fire from computer users plagued by technical problems.
Quit Smoking Decades Ago? You’re Still at Risk
Some smoking-related damage can last 30 years and contribute to serious disease. But the news is not all bad.
Don’t Have Health Insurance? The IRS Might Contact You
Uncle Sam wants you — a little too much, according to a few congressmen.
Hundreds of Museums Offering Free Admission Saturday
Each ticket is good for two free admissions. Find out more details.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Know I’ll Have Enough to Retire?
One online calculator tells this reader he’s on track; another tells him he needs to save half his salary from now until the day he retires. Which should he believe?
Don’t Click on That: Infected Zip Files are Invading Email Again
Just when you’ve turned your attention to a new cyberthreat, an old one has resurfaced. Don’t be caught by surprise.
8 Sweet Gigs That Are Seasonal and Flexible
Seasonal jobs are not limited to entry-level customer service positions. Find out if you can put your skills to work.
Was Your Yahoo Account Hacked?
Information associated with at least 500 million Yahoo accounts has been stolen. Find out which steps you must take now.
Free Google App Brings ‘Magic’ to Travel Planning
Google describes its new app as “a personalized tour guide in your pocket.”
Stress May Wipe Out Benefits of Healthy Meals
When women deal with a stressful event, it can essentially cancel out the health benefits of so-called “good” fat.
Get Free Admission to National Parks on Saturday
You’re invited to celebrate our public lands — and enjoy free admission to all national parks in the U.S. — on Sept. 24.
69 Percent of Americans Have Almost No Savings
Find out how much six-figure earners are socking away in savings, and which generation is best at putting money away.
4 Free Ways to Watch the Presidential Debates Live
Several websites have announced live-stream plans for this year’s presidential debates, giving you more watching options than ever.
History Says This Will Be the Worst Week for Stocks
We are smack dab in the middle of what is typically the roughest period for stocks each year. Will 2016 be different?
10 U.S. Colleges, Majors Produce the Highest-Paid Grads
Look to the East Coast — and the military — if you want the best chance of earning a decent paycheck after graduating from college.
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