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Subscriptions are hard to cancel and easy to forget — by design
A 2022 study by brand insights agency C+R research found 42% of consumers have forgotten they were still paying for a service they no longer use.
New CT law prohibits health care providers from reporting medical debt for use in credit reports
“With Governor Lamont’s signature, Connecticut now has some of the strongest consumer protections in the...
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What’s in a name: Breweries can’t just focus on beer anymore
The craft beer industry has matured from its status as the newest and coolest thing...
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CT legislature leaves 8 minutes to spare before midnight session end; many bills die without votes
State lawmakers held an all-day marathon Wednesday as they raced to beat the clock while...
Tesla Autopilot probe escalates as US agency demands data
Tesla Inc. is facing increased federal scrutiny of Autopilot, with the top U.S. auto-safety regulator...
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You’ve covered your copayment; now brace yourself for the ‘facility fee’
Increasingly, hospitals are tacking on facility fees for routine services at the smaller clinics and...
How much does DoorDash pay? I tried delivering to find out
Here are seven takeaways about delivering takeout.
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A ‘slap in the face:’ Farmworker groups decry law preventing heat rules
Florida doesn't have any local or state laws to protect its 2 million outdoor workers...