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Why can't renewable jet fuels take off?Alaska Airlines on Monday fueled one of its commercial flights from Seattle to Washington, D.C., partly with jet fuel made of wood scraps. The widespread use of renewable fuel in the airline industry faces significant obstacles, however.聽
2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid is the world's first hybrid plugin minivanThe Pacifica Hybrid聽will be appealing enough for families and others who like the utility, capacity, and ease of entry that minivans offer, but it's also good as an electric vehicle.聽
United's 'Basic Economy' fare: Does it strike the right balance?United Airlines will roll out its most trimmed-down fare early next year. The airline hopes to compete with budget carriers while maintaining the company's 'on-board experience.' For budget travelers, it may be a step in the right direction.
Why it鈥檚 getting harder to spot counterfeit cashHigher resolution, better color duplication, and lower prices for printing have made it easier for counterfeiters to make passable fakes.
Five ways to get an affordable dental cleaning without insuranceHere are ValuePenguin-researched strategies for getting your teeth feeling healthy again, with personal finance in mind.聽
Climate risk, loss, and damage in North CarolinaClimate models tell us that the number and severity of climate-related extreme weather events such as Hurricane Matthew will increase. As a result, corporations are entering into a new era of managing climate risk.
How to choose the right amount for your Flexible Spending Account in 2017November is typically open enrollment time for millions who get health insurance, disability insurance, and other benefits from an employer. If you鈥檙e one of them, among your important choices is whether you want a flexible spending account and how much money to deposit.
2018 Ford EcoSport subcompact SUV finally debuts in the USIf Ford can deliver on its promises for the long-awaited EcoSport, those in the market for a fun and functional pint-sized crossover will likely have another great option.
Now is the time to start buying Christmas decorationsPrices will get steep after Thanksgiving and Black Friday.聽
Can Samsung cruise to top of auto-tech industry with $8B Harman buy?The South Korean electronics company took a head-first plunge into the connected-vehicle market with the $8 billion purchase of US auto electronics company Harman.
McDonald's is testing a Sriracha Big MacMcDonald's is also letting select Columbus, Ohio diners order Sriracha Big Mac sauce on any menu item through Dec. 31, 2016.聽
How credit card rewards can help pay for the holidaysYou're likely to spend more than usual during the holidays, but聽using the right credit cards strategically or signing up for a new one can help you recoup some of that spending.聽
2018 Volkswagen Golf gets big tech, under hood upgradesThe 2017 Golf is just arriving on dealer lots in the United States, but it might be worth holding out for the 2018 model.聽
Donald Trump's tax plan would hit single parents hardOn average, households throughout the income distribution would see their tax bills go down under Trump. But some would see an increase.聽
Six transition careers that require two years or less of education, trainingDepending on where you are now and where you'd like to be in the future, you may decide that six months in a technical school or two years spent on a new associate's degree would be well worth your time.
Study: Average checking account fees cost $1,000 over a decadeNerdWallet looked at the average costs of overdraft and other fees over time, and found a higher price tag for a checking account than you might expect.
Displaced by war, refugees find hope in their food cultureAs Syrian chefs have shown around the world, the simplicity of a shared meal could provide answers to the multifaceted issue of war and peace.
Trump鈥檚 campaign rhetoric may have been populist, but his tax plan isn鈥檛On average, Trump would cut taxes for middle-income households making $48,000 to $83,000 by about $1,000 or 1.8 percent of their after-tax income. But he鈥檇 give those making more than $3.7 million (the top 0.1 percent) an average tax cut of more than $1 million, or 14 percent of their after-tax income.
First LookWhy LEGO stopped advertising through The Daily MailAfter receiving complaints from its customers about the Daily Mail's coverage of certain issues, Lego announced it will stop advertising through British paper.
Facebook stops advertisers from using race to target adsAds that exclude groups of people based on race, ethnicity, or gender were banned by the Fair Housing Act of 1964, enacted when many landlords refused to rent to African Americans and Latinos.
