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Manufacturers are producing more variations of existing models, and safety technology has been added.
Jan. 15, 2018—Automakers rolled out a bevy of updated models at the North American International Auto Show, as always.
Jan. 11, 2018—Perhaps the third time will be the charm for Honda Motor’s dedicated hybrid.
Today’s marketplace features microwaves that deliver connectivity and can be placed somewhere besides on your countertop.
Corded and cordless performance gaps narrowed.
No scientific evidence proves manufacturer's claims that extracted juices are better for you than is eating whole fruits and vegetables.
Aug. 31, 2017—Nest Labs is taking aim at a wider audience with its first new smart thermostat in 6 years.
Jan. 5, 2017—Two washers, two dryers, one laundry pair. Huh?
Manufacturers introduced two technologies that produce a wider range of brightness and color than ever before.
The hot new trend is mounts that tilt in all directions and move up and down, while costing consumers less than ever before.
Cellphone-service providers dangled a familiar term to describe their 2017 data plans. Consumers should proceed with caution.
Jan. 10, 2018—After covering the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) for at least a decade, we’ve become a bit jaded with regard to the news that’s generated at the event.
Jan. 2, 2018—After a wave of criticism that included accusations of forcing customers to upgrade their cellphones, Apple lowered the price of replacement batteries on most of its iPhone models.
Consumers soon might see a Wi-Fi standard.
Gas fireplaces are more expensive than they were before because of the now-required safety barriers that prevent injury.
More storage options exist than ever before, so consumers can get even the most difficult items out of the way.
Oct. 25, 2017—If you’re concerned that “porch pirates” will steal delivered packages from your doorstep, Amazon.com has a solution—let its couriers enter your home to deliver the packages while you’re away.
Jan. 5, 2017—Typically, to buy a Craftsman product, you have to go to a Sears store. Soon, you’ll be able to buy Craftsman-branded products anywhere.
New medical devices provide innovative treatments for diabetes, heart disease and obesity.
A lack of clinical evidence exists.
Manufacturers add connectivity options to their products.
Nov. 14, 2017—Food and Drug Administration approved the first medication that tracks whether you took it.
Oct. 17, 2017—Consumers will be hurt by the Trump administration’s moves to change the Affordable Care Act (ACA), experts tell us. The only questions are by how much and whether that will change in the years ahead.
The cost for you to go on a cruise getaway remained relatively stable, but the industry still has strides that it must make in safety.
We evaluated 252 total models to identify 12 Best Buys.
New adventure bikes have extra-wide tires.
May 3, 2017—To our complete lack of surprise, airlines continue to stick it to consumers—even as Congress threatens to act if airlines don’t improve their customer service.
Nov. 17, 2016—Further evidence that no matter how bad that it gets when it comes to air travel, it always could get worse comes to us through United Airlines’ announcement of a reduced-fare class that comes with restrictions attached—the biggest being a limit on the size of carry-on luggage.
Experts say you should get your pet covered early in its life to ensure that it’s eligible for insurance at all.
More research is necessary to determine the long-term health effects of toxic chemicals that are in today’s pet toys.
Several factors might curtail the financial benefits that retiring abroad can provide.
March 6, 2017—We don’t doubt that a lack of online pricing information by funeral homes hurts consumers. Now we know just how much that it does.
Aug. 4, 2016—Mars Petcare, which makes Eukanuba brand dog food, has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges of false advertising.
Snowthrower technology has stormed in like a lion, but snowthrower prices have reacted like a lamb.
A new gas grill lets you use a mobile app to control mechanical gas valves. Also, digital grill thermometers are extended.
You’ll want more space and you’ll spend more money to add horizontal climbing bars to your playset.
April 12, 2017—It’s a debut that’s nearly 5 years in the making.
Jan. 5, 2017—Typically, to buy a Craftsman product, you have to go to a Sears store. Soon, you’ll be able to buy Craftsman-branded products anywhere.
Experts believe that Lyft and Uber will have to raise their fees and fares in the next year.
You should steer clear of many extended warranties.
Generous sign-up bonuses are prevalent.
Oct. 25, 2017—If you’re concerned that “porch pirates” will steal delivered packages from your doorstep, Amazon.com has a solution—let its couriers enter your home to deliver the packages while you’re away.
Sept. 8, 2017—After it revealed that a major breach of its records took place, credit bureau Equifax is offering to help you to protect yourself from the potential of identification theft.
Retailers and websites often tout a wine’s score to entice you, but experts disagree on the usefulness of these scores.
Consumers don’t know whether their food contains genetically modified ingredients, but almost all scientists say GMOs are safe.
As business slides, funeral homes look to make up for lost revenue by increasing the costs of cremations, among other strategies.
Think twice before you take your computer to the nearest repair specialist. Many people are scammed by technicians who are moved more by profit than principle.
You might face more than the grief of the loss of a loved one: grave desecration and double-sold plots.
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