A survey on “Financial Infidelity” has found that nearly half of respondents admitted keeping money secrets from their partner. The survey found that 46 percent of people have lied to their partner about ...

Walmart has launched a “Pay with Cash” option for online orders at Walmart.com in the United States. The nation’s largest retailer said that “Pay with Cash” marks the first large-scale online shopping ...

Amazon.com has launched a new site offering more than 500,000 items for mostly commercial and industrial customers. AmazonSupply.com is not exactly for the general shopping population, selling the likes of bench-top ...

Credit card direct mail offers for “plain vanilla” cards – those with no annual fee or rewards – have made a comeback as issuers target a stronger demand for credit. Plain credit card offers accounted for ...

U.S. consumers were not constrained by higher gas prices in March and spent more on retail goods and services for the third straight month, indicating that growth in the fourth quarter may be higher than many economists ...

Web media giant Yahoo said it is adopting a “Do Not Track” online tool to allow visitors to opt out of data collection by advertisers. The announcement by Yahoo comes the same week the Federal Trade Commission ...

The Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. agency that enforces consumer privacy, told a House subcommittee that legislation is needed to give Americans access to information about them held by “data brokers.” Data ...

Two more online marketers have agreed to settlements with the Federal Trade Commission that permanently halt their allegedly deceptive “fake news websites” to promote acai berry supplements and so-called colon ...

Amazon is making a move on the vastly popular deal-of-the-day business model, pioneered by Groupon and LivingSocial, so it is selling $10 gift cards for $5 on Tuesday on its AmazonLocal.com. AmazonLocal is the online ...

Five car dealers nationwide have agreed to settlement orders from the Federal Trade Commission requiring them to stop running ads promising to pay off a consumer’s trade-in  – no matter what the consumer ...