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Why you'll pay more for beef
Be prepared for sticker shock the next time you go to the store to buy beef.
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Recall on expandable lunch boxes
Nearly 250,000 expandable lunch boxes made by California Innovations are being recalled because the freezer gel pack can leak out and lead to poisoning in children and pets.
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Ford mini van and SUV recalls
Ford is recalling nearly half-a-million mini vans and SUV's.
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Over 169,00 baby high chairs sold in the United Sates and Canada by IKEA are being …
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Johnson & Johnson says it is voluntarily asking retailers to remove about 12 million …
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Toyota recalls 420,000 U.S.vehicles
Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it is recalling about 550,000 vehicles worldwide - …
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Wegmans recalled Turkish pine nuts from nearly 80 stores from several different states.
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Harley-Davidson is recalling about 308,000 motorcycles to fix a switch problem that can …
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Sony recalls 1.6 million LCD televisions
Sony Corp. says it is recalling 1.6 million LCD televisions globally because of a defect …
- 26 Toy Recalls you need to know about
- Keep your family safe at home
- Cantaloupes with listeria upset town
- Massive recall of toy tool sets
- K. Heeps Inc. recalls pork products
- Ford recalling most popular truck
- Child safety latches recalled
- Ford recalls more than 20,000 vehicles
- Toyota to recall more than 82K vehicles
- New, tougher crib standards take effect
- Listeria recall for chives sold in Md.
- GM recalling 150,000 Cruzes
- Florida company recalling grape tomatoes
- Toyota recalls RAV4s, Highlanders
- Chesapeake Bay candles recalled
- Toy truck recalled due to choking risk
- Possible salmonella in turkey burgers
- More Tylenol pulled from shelves
- Skippy peanut butter recall
- Spiders cause Mazda recall
- Ikea cribs recalled
- Possible engine problems prompt recall
- Bassinet recall
- Child safety seat recall
- Toyota recalling 1.7 million vehicles
Consumer Specialist
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Record low share of working young adults
The portion of young adults in this country with jobs, has hit its lowest level since the government started keeping track, according to a Pew Research Center report just released.
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Tax time leads to new filing questions
With tax season getting under way, today I'll answer reader questions about property taxes, the new Medicare surcharge starting in 2013 and how to get those old-fashioned paper tax forms.
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Jason Wu for Target selling out
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The cost of new and used cars to go up
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Crackdown on welfare benefits at casinos
Top Money Headlines
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Record low share of working young adults
The portion of young adults in this country with jobs, has hit its lowest level since the government started keeping track, according to a Pew Research Center report just released.
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Tax time leads to new filing questions
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Jason Wu for Target selling out
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The cost of new and used cars to go up
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Crackdown on welfare benefits at casinos
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Protect yourself from Facebook Timeline
Don't Waste Your Money
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Protect yourself from Facebook Timeline
John Matarese shows three things you should do to guard your privacy when Facebook switches you to Timeline.
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5 phone calls that can save you money
John Matarese shows 5 simple phone calls that could lower a number of your monthly bills
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Biggest complaints about the Apple Store
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Find out who unfriended you on Facebook
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Best times to book hotels or flights
Investigators
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Dishwasher Dangers? The Investigation
Hundreds of complaints made to the federal government show a potential problem with dishwasher fires.
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SPECIAL REPORT | Bad Medicine
SPECIAL REPORT | ABC2 Investigator Joce Sterman has reviewed thousands of pages of documents for her Bad Medicine report.
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Bad Medicine | One family's story
