Reader J was detained and harassed by some Walmart employees on his way out of the store the other day. J had already put his receipt inside his wallet after purchasing a $25 shower rack when a Walmart employee demanded to see his receipt. J declined and continued exiting the store. That's when things got weird. First, he was grabbed by a Walmart e
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Many Americans will be shocked to discover that the principle business of the Fed is to print money from nothing, lend it to the U.S. government and charge interest on these loans. Who keeps the interest?
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#13 - "Skip the service contract." - Extended warranties on electronics are rarely a good deal. According to Tom Garman, a Virginia Tech professor of consumer affairs, most product breakdowns occur in the first year and are covered by the manufacturer's warranty...
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Billionaire Warren Buffett says the U.S. economy is essentially in a recession even if it hasn't met the technical definition of one yet.
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Consumers shopping habits have been put under a microscope and analyzed by the retail industry in order to maximize sales.
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Sexy Christmas Wallpaper
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This in-depth, hands-on article introduces Android, Google's Linux/Java mobile phone SDK (software development kit). After a tour of Android's tools, documentation, and code samples, it suggests a path for further exploration and concludes with a simple applet showing the power and simplicity of the Android environment.
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Just a few notches behind ExxonMobil and AT&T. Damn, why didn't I buy at $300 oh wait maybe $400, could have even jumped in at $500... this is just depressing. But we love the Google, so keep up the good work guys!
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Well described technique for achieving 3 column CSS layout with an absolute minimum of non-semantic blocks (just one).
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Check out this collection of pictures from the most fascinating City in the world. "This is a city on crack" says it all. Almost a quarter of the worlds cranes call this city home. Why not take a look at the under-sea hotel, the old space-port, or the "300 artificiallycreated islands in the shape of the world". Excuse the language on this page.
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