Sentences with phrase «consumerist reported»

Consumerist reported last week that in Beijing, China, thieves bought a normal ATM machine and somehow «installed it on a busy Beijing street.»

The couple's story is similar to one that Consumerist reported last July, in which parents not only became the caretakers for their three grandchildren after their daughter's death, but also took on more than $ 100,000 in med school student loans.

In August of 2015, The Consumerist reported on the quickening pace of a variety of loan types.

Mehmet Oz, the host of the Dr. Oz show, testified in a Senate subcommittee hearing Tuesday and acknowledged that his backing of so - called «miracle» weight loss products have «provided fodder for unscrupulous advertisers,» Consumerist reported.

Consumerist reports that some people have been fined just for threatening to complain.

Consumerist reports that Gagliardi — a food designer who is credited with inventing Steak - umms (genius!)

Consumerist reports that McDonald's corporate told the Los Angeles Times that the conditions were «unacceptable, completely unacceptable... but not reflective of our business and our restaurants.

The Consumerist reports that in Pennsylvania, a hotel in Philadelphia that normally priced rooms at $ 79 a night suddenly began demanding $ 189.

Consumerist reports that Mattel's initial response was to attack Greenpeace's actions as «inflammatory,» disable comments on Barbie's Facebook wall, and attempt to shut down on trademark grounds Greenpeace's Facebook ad campaign about the breakup.

The Consumerist reports that last month in a Northern Virginia condo complex, residents received a letter telling them they had 30 days to provide a DNA sample of their dog via a special kit provided by the HOA.

Not exact matches

Cotton Babies products (including bumGenius) have received mentions and accolades in many recognizable publications including Time Magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Consumer Reports and blogs like The Consumerist.

The Consumerist is reporting the Department of Education has terminated its cooperation with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in dealing with student loan servicer problems.

Yes, I Am Cheap has been featured in both local and national media including but not limited to: The New York Times Magazine, Microsoft Money, Money Talks News, Kiplinger, Huffington Post, US News & World Report, Harvard Business Review, HR Block, Consumerist, Experian and Credit.com.

The organization just presented the iPotty with the dubious «worst toy» award after it won 45 percent of the vote, says a report from the Consumerist.

In California, CBS 5 reports (via Consumerist), new residents have 20 days to register their car after moving into the state.

The Columbus Dispatch reports (via Consumerist) that Brown took a break from her usual job of «evangeliz [ing] to strippers in San Diego» and flew to Ohio late week after reading about «Foxhole strippers camping out in front of the church during worship services in recent weeks, many dancing in bikinis to music from George's bright - orange Dodge Challenger.»

ABC 15 reports (via Consumerist) that the owner of the McDonald's says the request for the mother to leave was a mistake and contrary to its policy, and he «can assure mothers it won't happen again.»

Video game blog Kotaku reports (via Consumerist) that police in Oklahoma City are looking for Annamay Alexander, a 43 - year - old woman they believed seduced a 14 - year - old boy whom she met via «PlayStation Home.»

The Dallas Observer reports (via Consumerist), that Gary Cole, an inmate at a high - security prison in Colorado, filed a federal lawsuit in Texas this week alleging that Taco Bell stole his idea for the Doritos tacos.

On the flip side of today's Service Dog Law Watch, there is a report today on Consumerist from a person who was surprised to see a very large, 80 - pound dog sitting in a booth (with his paws on the table) near him and his wife at Outback Steakhouse.

NBC reports (via Consumerist) that Mark Prior, who is planning to open a «gentlemen's club» in a location next to the Abbotsford city hall and library, believes he has the right to discriminate: «If I've got a problem with you it's going to be on the front of my store,» he says.

The Daily Mail reports (via Consumerist) that, in fact, the imbalance was caused when a crocodile escaped from a carry - on bag, triggering a «stampede of passengers trying to avoid the reptile.»