Are you flying with high- or low-performing airlines?
With fewer flights and fewer passengers, airlines are performing better. For the second year, the performance of the […]
Organizations
Food industry plans to fight obesity through voluntary actions are questionable
After I received a flood of e-mails recently from The Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation – a group of retailers,
Public Citizen calls for a boycott of BP
Public Citizen is calling on consumers to boycott BP in the wake of the April 20 explosion on a BP-leased
FCC looking at requiring cell phone companies to notifying consumers about possible charges for extra minutes, roaming
It’s irritated me for years. It ranks right up there with the banks not denying debit card transactions when your
Federal government chooses voluntary actions over regulations to curb obesity
First Lady Michelle Obama unveils the findings of the Childhood Obesity Task Force report with cabinet officials. Although the Obama
‘War on cancer’ needs larger scope than prescription drugs
David Brown’s article in The Washington Post, “War Against Cancer Has More Than One Target,” offers information on new theories
Baby boomers worry about long-term-care insurance, as policies increase in cost and benefits decline
Long-term-care insurance companies are changing the rules after baby boomers, who have opted to buy the insurance, have been paying
Top 10 tips for buying Mother’s Day gifts
Mother’s Day is a great time to recognize our moms, the women who have made a significant contribution to
Facts and figures on Mother’s Day 2010
Consumers will spend a little bit more on Mother’s Day this year. Mother’s Day is the second largest U.S. consumer