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The two tech giants are colliding as they fight for customers in areas far from their original core businesses.
Most store clerks who ask for your ZIP code aren't concerned with security. They want to use it to sell you more stuff.
An offer of a $9 pizza if the longshot Wichita State team wins the tournament is no deal at all.
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It's a great month to buy a Kindle Fire HD, a big-screen HDTV, and an Ivy Bridge laptop. Plus, look for lots of freebies on Tax Day.
Meet someone who hasn't paid for a toothbrush or toothpaste in years. No, she's not a shoplifter. She's simply mastered the hacks for Walgreen and CVS.
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