What were your best and worst consumer experiences this week?
Which consumer happenings cheered you recently and which ones made you want to scream or weep? Here are my […]
Books
Recall of the Week: Home improvement books with errors that could cause electrical shock or fire hazards
About 951,000 home improvement books published by Oxmoor House Inc. of Birmingham, Ala., are being recalled. The books contain
Consumers caught in the middle of e-book readers’ war
John Agno, who blogs at So Baby Boomer, was one of the 900,000 people who bought a new e-reader during
Top 10 consumer books of the decade
Recently, I wrote about the best consumer books of 2009. Below are my choices for the best consumer books of
What does spirituality mean in America?
A new survey by Parade magazine reports 69 percent of Americans believe in God, 77 percent pray outside of
What America can learn from other nations on how to provide affordable, universal health care
The United States not only spends more money on health care than any other nation but also leaves 45 million consumers
Why we can’t cut federal spending
Bruce Bartlett, Forbes columnist and author of the soon-to-be-released book "The New American Economy: The Failure of Reagonomics and a
The health care debate: Who do you trust to decide whether the red pill or the blue pill is best?
Yesterday I wrote I was reassured by the direction the overhaul of the health care system is taking after watching
What’s in your bright, green future?
Alex Steffen, executive editor and cofounder of Worldchanging.com, is a big, green idea guy. Steffen tracks what’s going on in