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Friday, December 16, 2011

Strangers' remarkable acts of kindness:

Kmart store manager Ted Straub talks Thursday Dec 15, 2011 in his Omaha, Neb store. Dozens of Kmart customers across the country have had their layaways paid off by strangers. (AP Photo/Dave Weaver)
A phenomenon that began in Michigan spreads across the U.S. as anonymous donors pay off layaway bills.

Trend shows bright spot for job market:

In this Dec. 12, 2011 photo, people talk with a recruiter, center, at a job fair sponsored by National Career Fairs, in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)

Trend shows bright spot for job market

Far fewer Americans are seeking unemployment benefits, a sign that layoffs are falling. 'Turn for the better'

How to spend less on everything:

Happy shopper (ThinkStock)

How to spend less on everything

Think you've cut down your budget as much as you can? This advice might prove you wrong. More than 30 tips

Trouble signs for long-distance lovers:

Long distance relationships (ThinkStock)

Trouble signs for long-distance lovers

Unmet needs and naiveté are challenges that can doom couples who are living far apart. The fear of cheating

Housing bust's counterintuitive effect:

Homebuyers (ThinkStock)

Housing bust's counterintuitive effect

The people you would expect to be most scarred by the foreclosure crisis haven't given up their dream. True faith

End of an era for Ford Ranger and America:

Ford Ranger pickup truck (Ford)

End of an era for Ford Ranger and America

The final truck leaves a factory opened by Henry Ford and speaks to a shift in the country's workforce. Steep decline

Author Christopher Hitchens dies at 62:

Christopher Hitchens. (REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton)

Author Christopher Hitchens dies at 62

The provocative essayist and polemicist penned the best-seller "God is Not Great." Fought long battle with cancer