Bond guru Bill Gross claims that we're looking at economic (or at least credit system) collapse -- unless the government steps in to save the credit companies from themselves.

You pay in -- just in case. But does it add up to be worth it?

Is it really free if a rebate is involved?

One frugal blogger finds himself back at the mecca of consumerism (the mall) looking for a little stress-relief. One-time slip or the beginning of the proverbial slippery slope?

Today's "uh-oh" story of the day comes from Bloomberg, which points out that shares of the S&P 500 Index are now at 25.8 times profits, the highest valuation in five years. The last time that happened, the index fell 38%.

Boeing's employees want to strike (thereby losing money) so they can demand more money... in a bad economy/job market. These guys have really thought this through.

The first weekly giveaway is up and running. Check it out and enter as much as you like! Also a link to a $10 off coupon for Body Shop (with $10 min purchase).

The gist of Google's announcement is that, when you get into the nuts and bolts of it, today's browsers aren't sophisticated enough to support the increasingly complex Web applications of today. And those Web applications? That's Google's future.

It was one thing when open-source Mozilla had a "cute" idea for an Internet browser and was considered a fringe product, but it's now quite another since they have effectively stolen approximately 20% of the market share over the past five years or so.

A great post about where to find free wi-fi. (Start warming up your laptops now)