Watch out for e-cigarette liquid nicotine packaged to look like products children consume
Sales of electronic cigarettes is growing rapidly, especially among young people. They’re currently the fastest growing part of the tobacco […]
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Rheumatoid arthritis medication shouldn’t be approved by FDA, consumer group says
Baricitinib, a medication that would be used to treat adults with rheumatoid arthritis, shouldn’t be approved by the U.S. Food
Wells Fargo agrees to pay $1 billion for auto, mortgage loan violations
Photo: Laimerpramer Wells Fargo Bank reached a $1 billion settlement Friday in a coordinated action with two federal agencies for the
Why does TV continue to be such a wasteland?
For several stretches in my life, I’ve gone without television. Then, after I returned to the Lower 48 from Alaska
FTC warns companies it’s illegal to say consumers must use specific parts or service providers for their warranties to be in effect
The Federal Trade Commission staff has sent warning letters to six major companies that market and sell automobiles, cellular devices,
What to do about data breaches at Lord & Taylor, Saks, MyFitnessPal, and Best Buy
Was your information exposed in the latest data breaches at Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue, Saks OFF 5TH, Under
What to buy and not buy in April
April may bring showers, but it can offer good deals such as spring apparel finally hitting sale sections. You’re also
Barclays agrees to pay $2 billion to settle fraud charges related to the sale of mortgage securities prior to the Great Recession
Photo: Secretlondon Barclays Capital Inc. and several of its affiliates agreed Thursday to settle charges of fraudulent conduct related to
New Jersey bank and affiliate fined by FDIC over debt settlement loans
Photo: Ron Cogswell Cross River Bank, New Jersey, and an affiliated debt settlement company are being fined by the Federal