Walmart Busted for Deceptive Doughnut Labeling
A post on Reddit shows how a Kentucky Walmart kept stale doughnuts on the shelf past their expiration date by simply slapping new stickers on the box.
Built to Last: 22 Products That Never Need Replacing
In an age when the Next Big iGadget is always around the corner and people go through cell phones like pairs of socks, it's nice to know there are some products that can never be replaced. In a popular Reddit thread, more than 500 users shared the "trustiest" products they've relied on for years -- and in some cases, a lifetime.
Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts: Your Deals and Don'ts Guide
If you've put your Valentine's Day shopping off until the last minute, there are still deals out there -- even some from the major flower-delivery services. But there are also some compelling reasons why you might want to avoid using them.
Bad Deal: Groupon Called Out for 'Discount' Nexus 7 Offer
Let the Daily Deal buyer beware: Groupon is catching some flak this week after posting a deal on Google's Nexus 7 tablet that used some questionable math, questionable facts, and really didn't offer much of a discount.
Amazon Video Game Marketer Is Also a Waffle Iron Expert
Never underestimate the expertise of the employees of Amazon: One man whose usual job appears to focus on promoting video game deals may very well be one of the world's leading authorities on waffle irons.
Where the Geeks Are: Dispatches From SXSW 2011
With 20,000 attendees and corporate outposts by the score, this year's South by Southwest Interactive has a carnival-like atmosphere. From its origin as a sort of spring break for nerds, the event has grown into something more like Disneyland for adults.