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After reading countless Black Friday store ads, a few things stand out as possibly “good” deals. There are plenty of places to start your search, but Google “black Friday deals” should be sufficient.
Gamers are particularly hyped …
AT&T offered no mention of the new service in its February press release. Reporters in the news then moved towards Starbucks and T-Mobil parting ways.
New legislation made it out of the Senate (rider) on Thursday for relieving some of the turmoil the housing collapse created. The downside is no where in the language does it mention relief for the general …
It’s not surprising if you’ve heard this already, but Starbuck is testing $1 coffee with free refills. No, the coffee isn’t leftovers, and it’s definitely not a going out of business sale. Starbacks is …
IP addresses help track users visits to websites and personal settings when available, but they all can be traced back to an identity. For that reason the E.U. privacy regulators want it classified at …
Safeway has a fleet of more than a thousand trucks that will eventually run on biodiesel fuel. This gradual phase-in will reduce Safeway’s carbon output by an estimated 75 million pounds. More companies are associating …
According to the Lundberg Survey released Sunday, national regular gasoline prices rose to $3.07. Unleaded gas rose to about $3.19, and super unleaded rose to $3.30. If you’re the bargain shopper type, you might …
As if getting on a plane wasn’t hard enough, now you have to face the consumer support nightmare of their website. The current No Fly List isn’t perfect, and the process of disputing it …
You might want to check if your state is opting out of the Fed’s National Identification Card program, which will be required by 2014 for citizens born after 1964. For non-participating states in the …
Sales discounts not as expected.