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- Hyundai, Kia owners seek $775 million over fuel economy fibs
Hyundai and Kia owners are suing the companies for $775 million after the EPA announced that 13 Hyundai and Kia models misstated their fuel-economy ratings, Read writes.
- How to save money with a price book
By noting the prices of generic goods as you shop around at different stores, you can easily determine the place that offers the best prices for your personal shopping needs.
- The future of small businesses in Obama's second term
With Obama's reelection, entrepreneurs can expect higher taxes, inflation and increased regulation, Cornwall writes.
- McDonald's sales drop for the first time in 9 years
McDonald's sales at restaurants open at least 13 months fell 1.8 percent, its first drop since 2003. McDonald's has seen sales slow recently amid intensifying competition and a persistently weak economy.
- Lady Gaga donates $1 million to Sandy relief
Lady Gaga donates $1 million to the Red Cross to aid those affected by Superstorm Sandy, the pop star posted on her blog. Born and raised in New York, Lady Gaga donates the $1 million on behalf of her mother and sister.
- Used car prices tick up after Sandy. Beware of flooded finds.
The National Automobile Dealers Association expects used vehicle values to climb slightly over the next few months, Read writes.
- Dow loses 313 in post-election sell-off
Stocks plummeted during Wall Street's first day of trading after President Obama's reelection. Stocks also spiraled downward in the days after Obama's first victory.
- What does A123 bankruptcy mean for Fisker?
A123 Systems, the bankrupt battery supplier for Fisker Automotive, wants to end the contract under which it supplies the Fisker's battery, Voelcker writes.
- Obama's next economy: the danger of the fiscal cliff
President Obama's reelection victory and the pending fiscal cliff give him an opportunity to recast the economic debate, Reich writes.
- Kraft Foods profits rise after recent split
Kraft Foods' net income rose 13 percent in the company's fist earnings report following a recent split from its snack division. Kraft Foods is looking to redefine itself following the loss of glamorous brands including Oreo, Cadbury, and Nabisco.
- If it's not on sale, don't buy it
If you don’t need something, wait for a better price, Hamm writes.
- Five tough challenges for Obama's second term
With his reelection Tuesday, President Obama faces a second term full of painful choices on issues ranging from the fiscal cliff to Medicare and Medicaid, Gleckman writes.
- Stocks fall. Obama win? No, Europe.
Stocks got a short-lived boost from Barack Obama's re-election Wednesday, but concerns over a divided Congress and grim economic news out of Europe left stocks poised for a retreat.
- Save with warehouse shopping
When you’re buying in bulk, savings per unit adds up to a lot of money, Hamm writes.
- The auto industry responds to hurricane Sandy
Donations to victims of hurricane Sandy have begun pouring in from individuals, foundations, and major corporations, including the auto industry, Read writes.
- Stocks rise as investors wait for a winner
Stocks climbed Tuesday as investors remained 'on pins and needles' for the results of the US presidential election. A jump in crude prices helped lift stocks in petroleum refiners.
- The art of the to-do list
A step-by-step walkthrough of Hamm's system for managing all of the tasks of a person who manages a fairly complicated schedule.
- Battery not at fault in Hurricane Sandy Fisker fire
A fire that destroyed 16 Fisker Karmas in the wake of Hurricane Sandy was caused by residual salt damage inside a Vehicle Control Unit submerged in seawater for several hours, according to Fisker Automotive.
- Election Day 2012 freebies: deals on food, travel, and…yoga?
Election Day 2012 deals bring whole new meaning to the phrase 'vote with your wallet.' Find out who's offering what in this guide to Election Day 2012 discounts.
- As Europe scrimps, budget airline Ryanair soars
Europeans may be tightening their belts, but they're still flying Ryanair, whose profits were up in the first half of 2012. And the airline is eying expansion in Eastern Europe, Africa, and even the US.