There were several bright spots among retailers reporting January sales and what Super Bowl outcome is preferred by Wall Street. Jim Chesko has those stories and more.
Our 401(k) plans may be changing for the better ... we continue to buy lots of generic goods ... and why doctors are beginning to monitor patients' moods. Jim Chesko reports.
Thursday's chain-store sales should be pretty interesting ... and a look at a different kind of pension plan for the self-employed. Jim Chesko reports.
We're saving more, but that may not be the best thing for the economy! And, there are some new rules regarding airlines' fees and surcharges. Jim Chesko reports.
There are only a few changes in the tax law filers need to know about this year ... and prices are suddenly dropping at a big department store. Jim Chesko reports.
The housing market's improving, but a lot of deals are still falling through ... and, if you have a problem with a retailer, would you tweet about it? Jim Chesko reports.
Fast-food chains want to see you for breakfast ... you can snag some e-books quite cheaply ... and there sure are a lot of choices these days when buying light bulbs! Jim Chesko reports.
There's a showdown over "showrooms," and it has Target asking for help from its vendors ... and, with Oscar buzz, maybe a few movies will draw you in. Jim Chesko reports.