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Alabama Department of Industrial Relations Director Tom Surtees announced Alabamians who have exhausted their Unemployment Compensation benefits should begin certifying for an extension for additional benefits on Wednesday, November 18, 2009. More>>
There's more than one way to save money the day after Thanksgiving. You're certainly welcome to drag yourself out of bed at 4 a.m. to endure frozen toes, long lines and hand-to-hand combat. More>>
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve on Monday proposed new rules to protect consumers from unexpected costs or restrictions on gift cards. More>>
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COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) - What do televisions, toys and vacations all have in common? These days, you can get them all on layaway! More>>
NEW YORK (AP) - Toys R Us Inc. is introducing a layaway program for larger-ticket items such as bikes and cribs ahead of the holiday season, the company said Monday. More>>
COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) - National retailers are in the process of hiring extra help for the holidays. More>>
COLUMBUS, GA (WTVM) - They may be in a elite class, but Tammy Segura, Mark Ellis and Dr. Joseph Surber are anything but boastful. All of them say they're humbled by the honor of being chosen as Georgia Trend's top 40 under 40. More>>
PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. (AP) - If her check were bigger, 76-year-old Agnes Conti might be able to spring for a better cut of meat for her pot roast. She could afford to send her nine grandchildren more than $20 for their birthdays and Christmas. She'd be able to buy some nice new clothes, like she sees on QVC, not what she settles for at Walmart. More>>
NATIONAL - Labor Day is not the first day of fall on the calendar, but in many people's minds, early September marks back-to-school time and a turn toward home and family. More>>
