A new survey says 42% of women think female financial independence alienates men AND women. Why are we still having this conversation?
Consumers have complained that they've been charged for services that were not rendered.
A phone can only handle so much adversity.
A new survey reveals how airlines, hotel chains and online travel agencies rate among users of smartphones and tablets for best mobile experience.
For starters, are you certain that the fabulous hotel you've booked at bargain rates really exists?
Neiman Marcus and 2 other retailers settle FTC complaints that they misrepresented the source of fur in garments they sold.
Some websites charge considerable fees for visas and other documents that can be obtained directly from the government at less expense.
More states no longer require that the white pages be delivered to your door. But the Yellow Pages will still arrive unless you opt out.
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