News Headlines
Taken from the front pages of newspapers around the nation, News Headlines is your source for consumer issues. Access current and archived News Headlines collected by Consumer Action. News Headlines are listed in reverse chronological order, grouped by year, then month to allow for easier browsing.
- Gas is 24 cents a gallon cheaper than Memorial Day
- Reports say FTC investigating Twitter
- Official from F.D.I.C. picked to lead banking regulator
- Some merchants stop taking credit cards because of high fees
- California’s sales and vehicle taxes head down
- Foreclosure backlogs taking longer to process
- Who’s afraid of the debt? Everyone except Wall Street
- McDonald’s y Burger King, las peores hamburguesas de Estados Unidos
- The Fed releases Emergency Homeowner Loan Program (Chinese)
- The Cloud Darkens
- California tells online retailers to collect sales taxes
- Health care costs vary widely nearby
- Banks convince Fed to raise swipe fee cap
- Toyota to recall 82,200 vehicles in the US
- Three ways to protect your child against identity theft
- Upward blip in home prices — but don’t relax just yet
- Bank of America llega a acuerdo en disputa hipotecaria
- Insurance claim denied? Appeal
- Microsoft takes to cloud to ward off rivals
- Used-car buyers beware of fake Edmunds service
- 401(k) plans with lifelong income options
- Battle brewing over control of personal data online
- Dissolution of hacker group might not end attacks
- Products may widen retirement safety net
- Five economic lessons from Sweden
- Reverse mortgages here to stay
- Atop TV sets, a power drain runs nonstop
- FTC launches investigation of Google
- Debit cards poised to get much more expensive for consumers
- F.D.A. Urges Less Use of Anemia Drugs
- B of A customer says she never authorized insurance fee
- Americans doing more work on weekends
- Used gas sipers, keeping that new-car value
- Looking for a smartphone bargain? Check out prepaid
- Verizon to end unlimited data plans
- Dreaming of a bigger home
- Demystifying cloud computing for consumers
- As e-waste piles up, disposal issues grow
- Jefe Reserva Federal tiene una receta para mercado vivienda
- Act fast for mortgage bail-out
- One way to cut your medical bills by 50%
- Is Social Security an investment Ponzi scheme?
- Oversight group did not refer housing complaints
- Wall Street’s newest cop ready for duty
- These days the Web unmasks everyone
- Automakers sell more cars without spare tires
- HUD program to aid distressed homeowners
- FCC aims to dissuade unauthorized phone fees
- Hacktivist group seeks ‘satisfaction’
- High-tech apps try to turn spenders into savers
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