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Fibbing on your resume is a really bad idea. First, you probably will be found out by the army of commercial background screeners that employers deploy to scour resumes, check criminal records and pull credit histories. Plus, you don't need to. Many...

Using cable, sometimes I have an excel- lent picture, sometimes good, sometimes only fair. Comcast splits the signal to the computer and to the TV. I then split the TV signal several times. I've been told I need boosted splitters. Do I? There are four TVs...

Fibbing on your resume is a really bad idea. First, you probably will be found out by the army of commercial background screeners that employers deploy to scour resumes, check criminal records and pull credit histories. Plus, you don't need to. Many...

By Molly Selvin Fibbing on your resume is a really bad idea. First, you probably will be found out by the army of commercial background screeners that employers deploy to scour resumes, check criminal records and pull credit histories. Plus, you...

Retailers from Safeway to RadioShack Corp. are offering special discounts to lure consumers in and persuade them to spend some or all of their economic stimulus checks, the first wave of which were deposited into bank accounts this past week. "It's going...

QUESTIONS ANSWERED ON DIGITAL BROADCAST On Feb. 17, 2009, major U.S. television stations will stop broadcasting analog signals and send only digital transmissions. Some questions and answers about the transition: Q: Why is this happening? A: Stopping...

Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retailer, will cash tax rebate checks for free and cut prices on shampoo, cereal and groceries to encourage buying. The discounter, which cut prices in 2007 to boost profit the most in three years, wants to...

As the federal government tries to jump-start the economy by handing billions back to consumers, businesses are scrambling to translate federal dollars into corporate revenue. And that means separating you from your check. From "Economic Stimulus"...

Wall Street finished little changed yesterday as investors turned cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting, which starts today. Investors appeared to be waiting for the Fed to make the next move. Policymakers are widely expected...

NEW YORK—Did my TV screen just shrink? That's the question a lot of people will be asking after installing one of the converter boxes that will keep their older TV sets tuned into over-the-air broadcasts after Feb. 17, when most stations will...