GREENSBORO, N.C. — 2 Wants To Know got back $5,313 for folks in the month of May. that's a pretty good chunk of change. How did that happen? We have a group of volunteers working in the Call For ...

As I sit in the back of my macroeconomics class, I behold a sea of illuminated laptop screens. Each screen has the same image: rows and rows of clothes. I see my classmates mindlessly clicking and ...

Editor’s Note: Beat notes is a weekly feature from Dispatch journalists who share what’s been happening in their area of coverage and upcoming events. This week we hear from Samantha Hendrickson, who ...

At some point or another, you’ve likely received a defective product you’ve purchased from a retailer. Or, perhaps a service you paid for doesn’t meet agreed upon expectations. Whatever the case, ...

Have you noticed how hard it can be to get a consumer issue solved? Years ago, major companies had teams of telephone reps who were focused on answering your call and getting you the help you need.

Auto-related complaints topped the list for the ninth year in a row, with consumers reporting issues involving deceptive advertising, lemon vehicles, and incomplete or faulty repairs. More than $890 ...

From increasing doubts about information security to concerns about transparency, reliability, and sustainability, in 2025, consumer expectations are higher than ever. Such trends in consumer behavior ...

Consumer Reports, the nonprofit research, testing, and advocacy organization, today announced Phil Radford as its next President and CEO. Radford previously served as Chief Strategy Officer at Sierra ...

Staying afloat—never mind growing—in the tightly packed, highly competitive commercial environment that typifies the modern marketplace demands a lot from a business. Chief among the survival skills ...

And so the word went out almost precisely two months after fire incinerated most of the Pacific Palisades district in Los Angeles: “The water is OK again, you can drink it, come on back home.” Related ...