AARP finds costs up 41.5% in 5 years -- 3 times the rate of inflation. The industry faults the report for excluding generics.
New kind of sunburn: Some are unhappy with tanning tax that helps finance health care reform.
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Computer firm returned the souls and confessed to an April Fool's prank. But much of life's fine print isn't as amusing.
Survey measured variation in prices, plus how many shops changed their estimates when presented with the industry standard price.
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The retailer's environmental consciousness has grown, but it still has a way to go.
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