Features By Sally Herships
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The postman will only ring five times a week
The U.S. Postal Service plans to drop Saturday deliveries, except for packages. But don’t expect the 237-year-old service to disappear.
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As mobiles apps about, wither video games?
Despite the gaming rage, sales of video games are down. Is that because of fatigue or the onslaught of mobile devices and their casual games?
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Captcha-22: When online security hurts sales
Ticketmaster is ditching those hard-to-read letters and numbers, called captchas, that users must decipher to make a purchase. It's switching to images, which are easier, faster and more secure.
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U.S. economy shrinks for first time since 2009
GDP shrank 0.1 percent last quarter. Private investment rose, but government spending fell. That bodes ill if automatic budget cuts can’t be avoided.
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OpenTable buys food photo app
OpenTable, one of the biggest online restaurant reservation sites, will pay $10 million for Foodspotting and its hordes of amateur photographers.
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Twitter offers new challenge: 6-second videos
Twitter disproved skeptics of the 140-character tweet. Will it be able to turn a profit from six-second videos? Its new service, Vine, will try.
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Sandy-flooded cars: Buyer beware
Many cars that were flooded by Hurricane Sandy are back on the market. Experts offer tips for how to sniff out a fishy used car.
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Ten tips to avoid buying a flood-damaged car
Many cars that were flooded by Hurricane Sandy are back on the market. Here are a few tips to make sure that you don't buy a Sandy lemon.
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eBay gets boost from mobile bidders
eBay reports fourth-quarter earnings amid high expectations, as tablet and smartphone user bid up business on the online auction site.
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Cars damaged by Sandy make suspicious comeback
Often sold for scrap, many storm-swamped cars are cleaned up and resold with clean records that make no mention of flood damage
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