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Are you wasting money looking for cheaper gas?
Soaring prices are driving people to actively search for cheaper gasoline. How far would you go to save a few cents per gallon? And is it really worth the hassle?
Stocks plunge as Italy appears headed for gridlock
Wall Street rallies despite sequestration threat
One perk gone: Yahoo says no to telecommuting
Barnes & Noble chief to buy the stores, not Nook
Many Americans are still enamored with debt
What the sequester means for most Americans
'Identity Thief' steals box office again
Comedy "Identity Thief" snatched the weekend box office title in the United States and Canada during its third weekend in theaters, narrowly beating new action movie "Snitch" as Hollywood focused on Sunday evening's Academy Awards ceremony.
Hotter, wetter climate slashes labor capacity
Tabasco CEO Paul McIlhenny, Bayou bon vivant, dies
Oscars are big night for advertisers
Perhaps the most apt nickname for the Oscars is "the Super Bowl for women," because it's one of the most important events of the year for advertisers — arguably the best occasion to reach a captive audience of women.
Investors face yet another Washington deadline
Acura comes roaring back with NSX supercar
When it was launched more than a quarter-century ago, Acura transformed the way Americans thought about Japanese cars, proving that the Asians could challenge the well-established European and domestic luxury brands. But the initial success of the Honda subsidiary proved far too fleeting and in recent years, Acura has lagged in the back of the premium pack. Can it make a comeback?
For a bad time, visit America's 'saddest,' 'most miserable' cities
Michigan has a serious PR problem on its hands, if you believe two studies this week that ranked its cities among the saddest, most depressed in America.
Stocks rally to close near session highs
Boeing proposes full 787 battery fix to FAA
At $47,802, Oscar goodie bag skimpiest in 5 years
A gold statue is nice, but Hollywood A-listers nominated for Oscars will get a consolation prize even if they don’t win: a $47,802 goodie bag.
4 top smartphones if you're on a budget
Cheapism has zeroed in on four top picks that consistently offered for less than $50 with a new contract.

