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• Is it a crime to burn money?
... bill they have to answer for, so it's like donating money to the Government. True or false? — Jeffrey K., Omaha, Neb. A: Even though you may have money to burn, turning cash into ashes is a no-no, according to the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing ...
• Laser printers find a home at home
The printing industry is in a time where consumers are hesitant to replace their units,” he said. “The biggest challenge for us is to convince them why they should upgrade their machines.” Kmetz agrees. “Consumers are saying, ‘This is my ...
• As Mad Libs turn 50, play an exclusive game
We needed another printing immediately. Roger held up the order until we could find a delivery destination other than his dining room. In the early ’60s, Larry Sloan, a dear friend from high school who had become successful as a journalist and ...
• Rewrite the traditional Passover Seder
... tasty, too. Food writer Mark Bittman is the author of several cookbooks, including "How to Cook Everything Vegetarian" and "Fish: The Complete Guide to Buying and Cooking." His award-winning "How to Cook Everything" is currently in its 15th printing.
• How does the Fed 'manage' money?
Strictly speaking, this expansion of credit and paper wealth is not the same as printing money. But it has essentially the same impact on the economy -– it increases purchasing power. And, since consumer spending represents roughly two-thirds of U ...