Online Gambling Meet a recent college graduate who just started both an entry level job at a securities firm and a new habit -- gambling online between fifteen and twenty hours a week. Read more The Scooter Craze We've all seen them: scooters on sidewalks; scooters on streets; scooters ridden by kids and adults alike. It's the scooter craze, and this fashionable trend is growing more popular every day. Read more New Economy, New Worker Redefining the way we work has become popular during the last ten years of technological boom. A new type of worker in this new economy is beginning to emerge. Read more Early Admission May Mean Tough Decisions For many high school seniors, their final year speeds by in a blur of excitement. For a growing number, however, the new buzzword surrounding college admissions is "early decision." 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Read more Drug Advertising If you watch commercial TV, there's a fair chance you've been seeing a lot of advertising for prescription drugs. Not surprisingly, drugs that advertise are also among the best-sellers. Read more Corporate Layoffs In an era when layoffs and downsizing has become common, what can you expect from your employer if you company hits a tough spot? Here are some real-life layoff stories. Read more Digital Doctors With the advent of personal digital assistants (P.D.A.s), companies are racing to provide e-solutions like E-Pocrates, a free software that functions like a drug reference book. Read more Online Music Mania That Money Show predicts the future of the music industry in light of the recent Napster controversy. Read more The Bull The Bear and You These days it seems like everyone's in the stock market. In fact, 50 percent of U.S. households now own shares directly or through mutual funds. Twenty years ago, it was less than 20 percent. Read more Elder Care As the baby boomers age, so do their parents. Sandwiched between the needs of their parents and their children, many boomer households are stressed out and stretched for time, money, and piece of mind. Read more The Handheld Revolution It wasn't long ago that the Palm Pilot was first introduced, but today many users admit they can't live without these hand-held computers known as Personal Digital Assistants or PDAs. Read more Socially Responsible Investing What price greed? That Money Show on socially responsible investing. Read more Arthur Levitt's Investment Lessons Need expert financial guidance? Arthur Levitt's master class on That Money Show. Read more Wedding Insurance Thinking of getting hitched? That Money Show features marriage: the most expensive thing you'll ever do ... Or undo. Read more Crude, But Expensive! Running out of gas this summer? Don't be fuelish: stay home and watch That Money Show. 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