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How the Supreme Court Ruling Cuts the Cost of Being Gay
A ruling that recognized same-sex marriage will confer some of the financial benefits on couples that didn’t have them before — as well as some of the fiscal downside to tying the knot.
13 Cool Alternative Uses for Stuff You Have Around the House
From cleaning your pans with ketchup to using cat litter to rescue a cell phone, cabinet staples can often do double duty.
10 Foods You Shouldn’t Buy Organic – and 12 You Should
Paying extra for organic food can take a big bite out of any budget. Want to get the biggest bang for your organic buck? Here’s what to buy – and what not to.
Fannie, Freddie CEOs Get $3.4 Million Raises
Last year, the CEOs of the two mortgage giants each earned around $600,000. This year, their take leaps to $4 million.
Full-Service Restaurants Can Be Worse for Health Than Fast Food
A new study finds that eating at full-service restaurants can be more dangerous than grabbing fast food.
Are Airlines Conspiring to Keep Plane Tickets Costly?
The federal government is looking into whether major airlines are illegally keeping the price of plane tickets high. Find out more.
Can You Trust Wal-Mart’s ‘Made in USA’ Product Claims?
A watchdog group says that the retail giant is deceiving customers even as it promises to increase the share of domestic products on its shelves.
Airlines Rolling Out Good Food? Say It Isn’t So!
A brand new menu featuring fresh food, greater variety and better wine — at least for some travelers. Here’s what’s cooking.
Apple Slapped With $450 Million Fine for Price-Fixing
But the tech giant is not giving up in its battle with the courts. Find out why.
The Nation’s Biggest Beer Swilling States
Americans enjoy their beer, but some states take their love of the sudsy ale to a whole new level. Guess which state consumes the most beer per capita.
5 Changes That Could Slash Heart Disease Deaths by Half
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. A new study finds that behavioral changes are key to avoiding such a fate.
This U.S. City Has the Priciest Hotel Rates in the World
The world’s most expensive hotels are not in New York, London or Paris. Find out where you’ll pay a pretty penny to spend the night.
And the No. 1 Country for Female Entrepreneurs Is …
Female entrepreneurs hoping to shatter the proverbial glass ceiling have better odds in one nation than in any other.
Deals and Steals: What to Buy in July
This is the month to get deep discounts on swimwear and other sporting goods, even as back-to-school sales start percolating. (And we’ll tell you what not to buy in July.)
How the President’s Overtime Proposal Could Impact You
President Obama threw down the gauntlet on overtime pay. Who could be seeing a raise from it and by how much.
These Are the Biggest Beer Swilling States
Americans enjoy their beer, but some states take their love of the sudsy ale to a whole new level.
For Sale: A Whopper Property the Size of Kentucky
Why bidders from around the world have expressed interest in this real estate in the land down under.
6 Ways to Keep Bad Credit From Killing a Small Business Dream
Don’t let bruised credit wreck your entrepreneurial dreams. Here are some great ways to get alternative funding for your venture.
’99 Percent’ Did Well Last Year, But Still Lagged Wealthy
The 99 percent have seen a rebound in their paychecks, but the wealthy are doing even better. Find out more.
Sugary Drinks Linked to 184,000 Adult Deaths Annually
A new study ties sugar-sweetened beverages to higher mortality rates around the world. Where does the U.S. rank?
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