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38 Cities to Receive AT&T’s Ultra-Fast Internet Service
Want to download an HD movie in just over a half-minute? Find out if AT&T’s lightning-fast Internet service is coming to your hometown.
Free Tool Helps You Decide When to Claim Social Security
A new calculator helps people determine the best age at which to claim Social Security benefits. It also has a big advantage over other similar services.
Ask Stacy: Do Unpaid Bills Expire, or Will I Owe Them Forever?
If you receive a bill from a collection agency for a debt that’s 10 years old, do you have to pay it? If you think the statute of limitations automatically lets you off the hook, think again.
This Trend Could Allow You To Grow Old in Your Own Home, Affordably
The rapid emergence of nonprofit “neighborhood villages” allows older people to remain in their homes longer, receiving services through paid staff and volunteers. Here’s how to find one, or start your own.
Banana-Geddon? Rapidly Spreading Disease Threatens a Favorite Fruit
Researchers predict extinction for the world’s most popular commercial fruit as a new strain of pathogen decimates crops.
Private College Presidents Who Earn Top Dollar
The paycheck for the average private college president is on the rise. Find out how much the top earners make and which college employees earn even more than presidents at some institutions.
This Iconic Bunny Will Bare All for Playboy’s Last Nude Issue
Playboy is undergoing a seismic shift, ending 62 years of nudity in its pages. It’s first cover girl was Marilyn Monroe. Ending the era will be this well-known blond bombshell.
Cable Company Uses Social Media to Shame Late Payers
Imagine you’re late paying the cable bill and are punished by having your name and delinquent balance posted on social media. What would you do?
This Career Field Is Begging for Workers
The demand for one kind of job regularly exceeds the supply of applicants — with the shortfall estimated to reach 1.5 million unfilled positions by 2022. Find out more.
Critics Pounce on Facebook CEO’s Pledge to Charity
Mark Zuckerberg’s $45 billion charitable pledge initially earned praise. But criticism is mounting as details of the announcement receive closer scrutiny.
Where to Find Pockets of Economic Sanity in the United States
Here’s where jobs exist, buying a home is within reach and schools are above average. (If you live on a coast, you’re probably not in one of these “sane circles.”
Grandparents: Here’s the Ideal Gift for Your Grandkids
You may want to skip a traditional present for your grandchildren this holiday season and go with this gift instead. (It’s what their parents really want you to give the kids.)
Target Agrees to Pay Banks $39 Million in Data Breach Settlement
This latest settlement, together with previous payouts, could prove to be a precedent-setting outcome for retailers that suffer a data breach.
Facebook Is Testing Out a Live Video Feature
Facebook is rolling out two new features that may change how people use the social media site.
And the No. 1 Wireless Carrier Is …
Consumer Reports crowns a new customer-service champ among the big wireless carriers. Find out who is now king of the hill.
Reality Is Likely to Dash Your Retirement Expectations
Older workers could encounter some unexpectedly harsh truths in retirement. Find out why.
12 Awesome Gifts for Kids That Will Also Make Their Parents Happy
There is an abundance of new games, puzzles, software and toys designed to be fun, bolster development and not end up as bits of useless plastic around the house. Here are some of our favorites.
Cheers: Here’s Why Today Is a Good Day for a Beer
Looking for a reason to tip one back tonight? Maybe you can celebrate this huge milestone for American brewers.
Pentagon Says All Combat Jobs are Now Open to Women
In a historic move, the defense secretary has lifted a ban on women serving in combat, saying the change will make the military a “better and stronger force.”
US Gun Sales Set Record on Black Friday
If you think Black Friday shopping is all about toys and electronics, think again. Apparently, it’s also a popular day to get firearms.
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