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Ofgem orders companies to ensure that all fuel users benefit from competition. Is this enough action? ... Source: www.nytimes.com --- 16 hours ago
American consumers are pulling back on their spending, all but guaranteeing that the economic situation will get worse before it gets better. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 8 hours ago
Figures from price comparison website, uSwitch.com, has found that lenders are continuing to increase their cost of personal loans with interest rates surging. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 1 day ago
Comcast Provides Tips on Preventing Online Identity Theft PHILADELPHIA, BUSINESS WIRE -- According to the National Cyber Security Alliance, bots are the Internet's fastest-growing cyber crime and 71 percent of consumers lack knowledge about this ... Source: www.dailymail.co.uk --- 8 hours ago
Energy companies have been told to stop penalising customers who pay by direct debit or pre-payment meters, after a report found consumers were missing out on the best deals. ... Source: prweb.com --- 4 hours ago
New book guides beneficiaries step-by-step through the often baffling maze of the Part D prescription drug program. (PRWeb Oct 6, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/medicaredrug/coveragefordummies/prweb1418274.htm ... sonoro audio: consumers Value Style and Functionality Over Price When Purchasing a New Audio Product
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SAN DIEGO, CA (MARKET WIRE) Despite the economic downturn, price is not the most determining factor when making a home entertainment purchase. Many consumers give style and functionality top priority when buying audio- focused consumer electronics, a new survey reveals. ... Source: www.businesswire.com --- 10 hours ago
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As the debate over future national healthcare policy heats up, Americans are looking for better ways to proactively manage and make sense of their health care ... Source: adage.com --- 16 hours ago
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- The financial meltdown that's shaken the American economy to its core has already affected consumer spending, and in the coming months will make consumers more tightfisted when it comes to eating in restaurants, traveling and shelling out for big-ticket items. ... Source: mybroadband.co.za --- 9 hours ago
Industry developments to benefit the telecoms end-user ... Source: www.king5.com --- 2 hours ago
In tough economic times, there are a lot of things families do without. But there are some items that seem to be in everyone's budget, no matter what's going on with the economy. Luxuries include alcohol, cigarettes, chocolate ... Source: www.mcall.com --- 12 hours ago
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Rosalba Posada can tick off a list of problems she has encountered trying to use prepaid calling cards to stay in touch with family back in Colombia. ... Source: www.myrtlebeachonline.com --- 5 hours ago
Will financial-market turmoil be the Grinch this Christmas? With parents already facing high food and gas costs and slumps in the job and housing markets, the turmoil in the financial sector could further spur them to cut their spending, focus on less-expensive toys and consider which toys will get the most use, experts say. The National Retail Federation trade group predicts holiday sales overall will rise a meager 2.2 percent to $470.4 billion, the slowest growth since 2002. Toy experts predict the hottest toys will be items like the Bakugan trading card game popular with boys, interactive toys such as Elmo Live and gaming consoles like the Nintendo Wii. ... Source: www.thenewstribune.com --- 6 hours ago
NEW YORK – Cowed by the financial crisis, American consumers are pulling back on their spending, all but guaranteeing that the economic situation will get worse before it gets better. ... Source: www.vindy.com --- 14 hours ago
Claim denials from insurance companies were the No. 1 complaint by Ohio insurance consumers last ... Source: www.bizreport.com --- 12 hours ago
Black Friday, traditionally the day when Americans begin their holiday shopping, is also known for being the day that retailer's balance sheets (hopefully) go in the black. But recent research shows that savvy shoppers are planning to do their holiday shopping much earlier, giving retailers a leg up earlier in the year. ... Source: www.bizreport.com --- 12 hours ago
With consumers tightening their belts, it is likely that many will cut down on nights out at the movies and even pay television channels, but according to a recent JupiterResearch report consumers aren't likely to cut back on broadband spending. Researchers found that about 33% of consumers will not go to as many movies, 12% will likely cancel premium cable packages but only 2% are likely to stop their at-home broadband service. ... Source: www.oilvoice.com --- 7 hours ago
A declaration by Irans Oil Minister on Saturday that a price of 100 for oil is unsuitable for both producers and consumers is the strongest sign yet that OPEC will stick to its output quota over ... Source: www.ausfoodnews.com.au --- 12 hours ago
Research released UK by food and grocery expert IGD suggests that consumers want more information on Genetically Modified (GM) foods before forming a strong opinion one way or the other. IGD has closely monitored consumer attitudes to GM food, alongside many other issues, over the last ten years. The latest research involved IGD talking to 7,000 [...] ... Source: www.travelweekly.co.uk --- 3 hours ago
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