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Get a free preview issue of Bloomberg Businessweek, a newish publication that focuses on international business news. The freebie comes directly from Bloomberg Businessweek, so there really aren't any strings attached. Of course, when you share your name, address and email to get the free issue,...

Amazon is having another huge magazine subscription sale. You can buy then as a gift, for yourself, or as a renewal. Here are some of the magazines on sale today through Saturday, March 6. (Prices are for a year long subscription, unless otherwise noted.)

Get a dose of monthly motivation to be healthy and fit with a handful of magazine subscriptions for just $5 each. These are one-year subscriptions that include 6-12 issues. The selection includes: Fitness (orig. $38.50) Eating Well (orig. $30) Vegetarian Times (orig. $49)...

Here is another great last-minute gift: a magazine subscription. Amazon has a slew of mags for just $5 for a year, including: Sunset Health Golf Essence Southern Living This Old House Coastal Living These mags are $10 for a year: InStyle Entertainment...

Target has drawn in consumers by putting spaghetti, shoes and stereos under the same roof. Next up in its quest to marry shopping and convenience: a target.com library of online magazines -- complete with links to the products featured in them. The "Target Newsstand," which you can browse through,...

Publishers Clearing House is known for its prizes. You've seen the commercials. The prize patrol is driving around, looking for you, hoping to give you a big fat check for entering its sweepstakes. Well, television consumer reporter John Matarese, very well known in my neck of the woods...

A well-educated, normally astute consumer recently related a story of $160 in unexplained charges on his American Express Gold Card. He found himself on the hook for subscriptions to magazines -- published by American Express -- that he couldn't remember ordering.That's because he didn't -- or did...

We all have different ways of saving money. Personally, I try to imprison my cash in my wallet. I avoid eating out, buy generic brands, scour thrift stores, steal food, fight pigeons for breadcrumbs, swipe candy from small children...you get the picture. My wife, on the other hand, cruises sales,...