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4 Reasons You’re More Likely to Get Bumped From a Flight
A Nobel Prize-winning economist recently was told to leave a flight after he already was seated. Here is how you can avoid that fate.
And the Award for Cutting the Most Jobs Goes to …
Outplacement company Challenger, Gray & Christmas sees some ominous signs in the latest wave of layoffs. Find out more.
Check Out This Job Perk: Help Paying Down Student Loans
This benefit could help PricewaterhouseCoopers compete for college graduates and, it says, help solve a societal problem caused by student loan debt.
Weight-Loss Company Sued for ‘Gagging’ Unhappy Customers
The FTC alleges that Roca Labs threatened customers with lawsuits and additional charges for negative reviews and testimonials of its products.
Adidas to Pursue ‘New Breed’ of Fully Recyclable Sportswear
If the company’s Sports Infinity research bears fruit, your next pair of soccer cleats could be made of materials recycled from a spectrum of industries.
10 Ways to Stay Warm and Win the Thermostat Wars
Are you the one who’s always turning up the heat? These tactics will help keep your core temperature up and utility costs down.
Why Investors Favor Cash for the First Time in Decades
Investors put a lot of money into money-market mutual funds last week. Why did it happen?
6 Places to Get a Truly Free Cup on National Coffee Day
Tuesday is National Coffee Day. And you can get a free cup of joe — no strings attached — at the following vendors.
New Rules Put Mortgages Within Reach for More Families
Minority and low-income households in particular should benefit from more relaxed home-buying standards.
5 Ways Being Frugal Can Backfire
It doesn’t always pay to be thrifty. Find out when penny-pinching can actually end up costing you money.
Verizon Ups Its Game to Capture iPhone Customers
The wireless provider rolls out an annual iPhone upgrade plan (finally) to keep pace with competitors.
Why Kickstarter Dropped Its ‘Unlimited Vacation’ Policy
The popular crowdfunding site says too much flexibility actually undermined employees’ work-life balance. We’ll explain.
Happy Oktoberfest: 29 Top American Cities for Beer
If you can’t make it to Munich for the original Oktoberfest celebration, a small city in the northern U.S. might be the next-best place to celebrate.
Has Starbucks Broken a Promise to Its Employees?
Some baristas say they still are getting shortchanged by unpredictable workweeks. At least one organization agrees.
New iPhones Are Here — but Are They Worth the Wait?
The iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus became available for customer pickup in Apple stores today. What are the early reviews saying?
How to Protect Grandma and Grandpa From Nasty Scams
Callers posing as grandchildren continue to rob the elderly of money and dignity. Help prevent it by warning the elders in your family.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Which State’s Tax Code Is Fairest of All?
Here’s a ranking based on what Americans consider “fair.” Where does your state fall?
Check Out Colorado’s Tax Bonanza — Generated by Pot
The state has already brought in more than double the pot tax revenue it collected last year — an amount surpassing its alcohol tax revenues.
CFPB Slaps Bank in Major Discriminatory Lending Case
Federal officials allege ‘redlining’ by this New Jersey bank hindered access to mortgages in majority-black and Hispanic communities.
8 Ways to Avoid Purchasing Counterfeit Products
Counterfeit goods are big business around the world. Here’s how to figure out what’s authentic and what’s not.
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