Features By Audrey Quinn
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For elderly, falling down can be costly accident
When a senior citizen falls to the ground, the resulting injury can cost tens of thousands of dollars. So health care professionals are working to eliminate the risk of falling down.
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Rethinking how the inflation rate is calculated
Every month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics sends hundreds of workers out to stores to gather prices of about 80,000 goods and services. But there's a new computer program that combs through the Internet and grabs prices.
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Millennials likely to take debt to their graves
A new study suggests Gen Y borrowers shows their repayment patterns don’t match up with past generations. (And that’s not a good thing.)
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Headhunters adapt to gig-based economy
As the creative economy moves toward contract work, headhunters are evolving their approach to business, as well.
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The math behind tracking holiday packages
So how do all those packages really get from point A to point B anyway?
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New Yorkers sell gas on the black market
New York's state attorney general investigates price gouging as Craigslist ads sell gas for $20 a gallon.
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Going inside the lab behind new flavors
Snack makers come out with new flavors every year. Many of those new tastes get their start in labs off of the New Jersey Turnpike.
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For some, freelance gigs trump full-time jobs
Designers, videographers and other workers in the creative economy are embracing the flexibility of contract work, even though they have to sacrifice stability.
