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How To Sue An Airline Over A Needless Weather Cancellation
On Feb. 21, 2008, Mitchell Berns heard every flier\'s two least favorite words: weather related. Citing snow, Delta Airlines was canceling his flight from Las Vegas to New York City and rescheduling him for a redeye connecting in Boston. With 47% of all delays so far in 2008 caused by weather (up 5% from last year), most fliers can relate. And they
The man who \"invented\" cowboy clothing has died
Until Jack Weil created his shirts, there was no distinctively western look in American couture. His shirts though became extremely famous. The Premium Blue Flannel Plaid was worn by Ronald Reagan, and the Pink Gabardine by Bob Dylan. They defined what it was to be a \"western cowboy\", even if you actually lived in a city.
Best Buy Sells Used Phones As New
When he got home and found addresses saved on the phone and a few scratches he was understandably annoyed
Psyching Yourself Up To Save Money During Tough Times
Saving for tomorrow is still a largely ignored and unappreciated skill. In the past few years, it has become increasingly frequent, as we make less than we spend, eating up the equity in our homes, borrowing from our 401(k)s. The national savings rate is declining. And the situation seems to be getting worse. Here\'s how to change that.
Oil: How low can it go?
With oil prices heading toward $100, that should be good news for consumers. But some think there won\'t be true relief until crude hits $80 again.
Insight into Rupert Murodoch
Since buying The Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch has talked freely with this Vanity Fair author about his business, family, and the future. (There was serious gossip, too.) It’s an unparalleled look at the 77-year-old mogul who remains utterly, unapologetically himself. This is the best look into Murdoch ever.
Citibank Must Pay Back $14 Million It Stole From Customers
Citigroup Inc. will pay nearly $18 million in refunds and settlement charges for taking $14 million from customers\' credit card accounts
How to Take a Sick Day When You\'re Not Sick
Sometimes you just need some time to yourself -- to hit a museum, get drunk in the afternoon or play Wii all night without the sound of your boss\'s voice ringing in your ears.
Oil prices plunge as Gustav dissipates
NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil prices plunged to the lowest level in five months Tuesday, falling to within sight of $100 a barrel on signs that Hurricane Gustav only grazed U.S. energy infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico.\\r\\r
Open Source Textbooks Challenge a Paradigm
A small, digital book startup thinks it has a solution to the age-old student lament: overpriced textbooks that have little value when the course is over. The answer? Make them open source -- and give them away.
From Atlantic City to HSN, Billy Mays has sold it all
He has done nothing but peddle miracle mops, chamois cloths, kitchen choppers and hundreds of other products ever since. Mays first worked for International Housewares, which in the \'50s basically pioneered the form, content and style of the gadget pitch that would later evolve into the TV infomercial.
The Unthinkable Happens: Manhattan Apartment Prices Fall
The old adage that one can\'t lose money on Manhattan real estate doesn\'t seem to be holding up. Recently released city records indicate that apartments in prime Manhattan neighborhoods are selling for less than their purchase prices — a phenomenon that until now was virtually unheard of in the seemingly invincible New York City real estate market.
$6.55 Minimum Wage Worth 40 Cents Less than 10 Yrs Ago
At $6.55, the federal minimum wage is worth 40 cents less per hour, in inflation-adjusted dollars, than it was a decade ago.
Did the U.S. Throw Away Its Edge With Globalization? Yup Yup
Free trade used to seem like a good thing for U.S. businesses and consumers. Now we\'re not so sure.
10 Things Your Bank Won\'t Tell You
We\'ve got 10 secrets that your bank doesn\'t want you to know.
C-SPAN 2 to cover the entire Rally for the Republic
Confirmation today that C-SPAN 2 will cover the entire Rally for the Republic from start to finish. Watch this live everywhere via: http://c-span.org/Watch/C-SPAN2_wm.aspx\\r RON PAUL 2008 - It is TIME for a real change.\\r
Vonage: You\'re Still A Customer 2 Years After You Cancel
Listen Vonage, Garry isn\'t your customer anymore. You need to stop sending him bills and let him go. Sure, he liked you back in 2004, but he found a better company at a cheaper price and he\'s moved on. Billing his AmEx every single month for two years after he canceled? Not cute.
Can Blockbuster be saved?
Once the leader in rentals and the place where practically everyone found time to stop after work and pick up a few movies, Blockbuster is now a shadow of its former self. Competitors, suspect management, and evolving industry dynamics have rocked the company, leaving it in a precarious position.
The 10 Worst Job Tips Ever
The world abounds in bad advice for job-seekers. Here are some spectacularly unsound directives.
Oil Price Rise And So Does The Bicycle Boom
Boom it is...The number of cyclists has doubled in a decade in cities as disparate as Berlin and Bogota. Global bicycle production has increased for six consecutive years, according to a report by the Earth Policy Institute. Sales at Giant have doubled since 2002 and continue to accelerate, up 24 percent in the first half of this year.As oil prices

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