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Blacks Have More Faith in American Dream Than Others
Despite facing numerous obstacles, black Americans as a group believe in the “American dream” more than Hispanics and whites, a new poll shows.
Breadwinning Women Are Making Progress
The percentage of women who earn significantly more than their husbands is growing. Find out more.
Costco Is Latest Chain Linked to Multistate E. Coli Outbreak
Chicken salad sold by Costco is believed to be the source of an E. coli outbreak that has sickened 19 people in seven states. Is your state on the list?
Ready to Start Shopping? Here Are Links to Special Deals at Your Favorite Stores
Watching the clock at work today, counting the minutes till the holiday? Don’t just sit there: Here are links to some super deals at your favorite stores, including Macy’s, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Target, Amazon and more!
Black Friday 2015: Hook Up a Video Streaming Player for Just $20
Video streaming isn’t just a luxury anymore. Many players will be discounted sharply, offering access to the wide array of new series.
What Are the Odds? Lotto Player Just Won $1 Million for the Second Time
Some people seem to have all the luck, like Constance Carpenito, who just won her second $1 million in 19 years with a scratch ticket from the Massachusetts Lottery.
Inspector General to IRS: Focus Audits on Wealthiest Americans
A new report says the Internal Revenue Service is spending too much time and effort auditing rich Americans when it should be going after the uber-rich, where the big money is.
12 Overlooked Costs of Renting an Apartment
If you’re planning to rent an apartment, the advertised rate may not be your only cost. Here are some expenses commonly overlooked by new renters.
Are Expensive Sneakers Really Better?
A cheap pair of running shoes might suit you as well as an expensive pair, a new study finds. Which brands are rated best?
33 Million Americans Will Break Thanksgiving Tradition
More than 10 percent of the U.S. population is projected to skip a longstanding Thanksgiving practice this year. Why are they doing it?
Ask Stacy: Should I File Bankruptcy? If I Do, Should I Feel Guilty?
A reader has been advised to file bankruptcy but doesn’t feel right about avoiding her debts. Should she feel guilty about filing bankruptcy? Would you?
11 Fun Family Activities for the Holidays (and One for Adults Only)
When the holidays draw families together, it helps to have some activities that don’t involve eating, watching screens or talking politics. Here are some old-fashioned suggestions that still work to engage all ages and create memories.
Black Friday 2015: Expect Sticker Shock When Shopping for Smartphones
Say goodbye to most subsidies and offers of free devices. Merchants are selling with a whole new set of rules.
Massive Drug Company Merger Adds Up to Major Tax Benefits (for Them)
A $160 billion pharmaceutical company merger will allow Viagra-making Pfizer to move its headquarters out of the United States.
Starwood Hotels Data Breach Detected at 54 Hotels
Hackers used malware to steal customers’ payment card information from Starwood hotels across the country, including some Sheraton, Westin and W hotels. Are you at risk?
Are You Past Due With Uncle Sam? You Could Lose Your Passport
An amendment included in the federal highway bill authorizes the government to deny or revoke passports for tax delinquent Americans. Find out how much money you have to owe before the State Department comes after your passport.
Can Sleeping Late on Weekends Kill You?
Varying your sleep schedule can endanger your life. Find out why catching a few extra Z’s on your days off can be so risky.
How to Avoid Inviting ‘Superbugs’ to Your Thanksgiving Dinner
Consumer Reports says reading turkey labels carefully is the key to avoiding eating meat contaminated with antibiotic-resistant superbugs. Here is what you need to know.
3 of America’s Safest Cities Can Be Found in 1 Region
One area of this state has a cluster of the safest cities in the country. Find out where it is.
AMA Calls for a Ban on Prescription Drug Advertisements to Save Patients Money
The American Medical Association says direct-to-consumer ads are driving up treatment costs, but their efforts to ban the ads will likely run into a legal challenge.
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