President Obama and several policy wonks think they have come up with a solution to America’s jobs crisis: Exports. Last …
You Might Be Too Much of a Cheapskate If …
You reuse facial tissues. You’ve installed more shelves to handle the hundreds of rolls of toilet paper you bought on sale. You risk getting into a car accident because you don’t want to waste windshield wiper fluid needed for a clear view of the road.
The Argument for ‘Cheap’ Sex
“When sex is dirt cheap, we’re much more likely to go at it like rabbits. Couple O has been together for 15 years and has a great sex life. They keep it affordable. If they’re tired, they make it quick. Maybe they don’t even bother to take their shirts off.”
It’s a Deal: 20% Off All Rite Aid Brand Products
All Rite Aid brand products are now being sold for 20% off—in store or online, with no coupons or coupon codes required. It is unclear when the promotions will expire.
Trade In & Upgrade: How Buying a Cell Phone Is Like Visiting a Car Dealership
When buying a new car, trading in an old one is often part of the deal. Now, when consumers feel the need to upgrade their cell phones, it’s easy to trade in or sell their old handsets at the same store where they’re making their new purchase—including retailers like Kmart, Target, Office Depot, and RadioShack.
Does the turmoil in Egypt threaten the global recovery?
At first glance, the upheaval on the Nile might seem far removed from the world of Wall Street and Main Street. Egypt is not a major participant in global manufacturing networks, nor is Cairo a significant financial hub. But Egypt’s political crisis could have implications for the global economy nevertheless. That’s because the …