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How To Save Money on Prescription Drugs You know how to save money when shopping for a new pair of jeans. Some of those same tactics work when it comes to buying prescription drugs, too. Airlines Stick Travelers with Still More Fees In the weeks ahead, passengers will pony up additional funds for added legroom and checking extra bags, with a lot more add-on charges to come. Soaring Oil Prices Drain the Family Budget Energy-related expenses are taking a bigger share of American family budgets now than at any time since 1986. The high price of oil is most obvious at the gas pump, but it also raises the cost of many things you buy -- especially, food.

Small Business News

No Surf Zone: Employers Crack Down on Office Web Use Increasingly, companies are limiting personal Web surfing to break times. They also are setting other rules regarding the kinds of site employees may visit and restricting some online activities. The Good and Bad of Tagalong Technology Companies large and small are seeing their proprietary information compromised by employees' personal devices, and they're taking action. Guide to Affordable Online Faxing You don't need a fax machine to send a fax from your computer. Some online faxing services will even send your fax for free. Here's a look at some of the available services.

From Forbes.com

Does GDP Really Capture Economy's Health? America's so-called gross domestic product is an enormous number and an important number, but is it the right number? That's the question came before the U.S. Senate this week in an unusual hearing on the far from perfect science of measuring economic activity. Earnings News May Not Be So Gloomy After All Amid all the worries about a U.S. recession and multibillion-dollar credit losses for financial firms, it's easy to lose sight of one fact: Most corporations are still making a lot of money. America's Big, Fat Housing Inventory The number of homes for sale in the country continues to creep upward thanks to waning demand. At the current existing-home sales rate,  it would take a full 10.5 months to sell the 4.4 million existing homes on the market.

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