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A new survey finds Scrooge more active than ever this holiday season. Netflix is taking its movie streaming service to the Playstation. And is 3D really worth it?

Google thinks you want to read more than its search results. Chicken wings are a hot trend at bars and restaurants. Which is the frugal sex? A Citi survey sheds some light on the question.

Factory orders are in the spotlight the day after a big selloff. Chubby Hubby gets a temporary makeover. Restaurants are looking for new ways to get parents to bring their kids along when they dine out.

Another American car is riding on the Ford Mustang's bumper. Trying to get your kids to eat more healthful foods? Take them to your local fast-food restaurant. No, really!

More housing news hits the markets on the second day of this short week. Retailers and restaurants are experimenting with new, high-tech ways to get consumers' attention. Facebook gets "friended" by a rich Russian.

Swine Flu and Wall Street, now what? Pontiac is going the way of Oldsmobile. Plus, restaurants are looking woo customers with good eats at a half decent price.

Despite Monday's wipeout, one guru thinks stocks can still rally for a seventh straight week. What do Sonny and Cher have in common with earnings season? Get advice on selling your home this spring. And Kellogg's goes toe-to-toe with Uncle Sam over Frosted Mini-Wheats.

Consumer spending gets a boost from federal tax refunds ... frequent fliers can enjoy some great deals these days ... and if you can afford to do so, this is a great time to have dinner out. Jim Chesko reports.

Lessons of a lousy day on Wall Street. Some glossy mags go a little more downscale to match America's mood. TiVo tries to cope with changes in how we get our entertainment.

Wall Street braces for more housing news as well as another Fed meeting. Some airlines beef up their foods. And a survey finds Baby Boomers are planning to work longer because they cannot afford to retire.

Restaurants and food service providers are bracing for their worst year since the days of Richard Nixon. A survey finds you're spending less money getting ready for the Super Bowl. And hotels are cutting back on massages and mouthwash.

News about factories and services may grab Wall Street's attention and it's a car wreck for car sales, and not just Detroit is headed into reverse.

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How are airlines doing with on-time performance? What do stocks have in common with trees? We dig into news from the donut box. And the poor economy takes a toll on childcare centers.

Will Jay Leno continue to make money for NBC? The recession dampens the spirit of small-business owners. One Wall Street guru thinks the worst is likely over. And we remember a Canadian beer legend.

Despite the market turmoil, there is hope regarding your retirement savings ... the weak economy isn't ruining people's Thanksgiving plans ... and, it seems that shoppers prefer cash over credit this holiday season. Tom Ortuso reports.

Neil Ferreira e José Zaragoza foi uma das mais importante dupla de criação que o Brasil já teve. Nos anos 70 e 80 a DPZ era a agência mais criativa e revolucionária do Brasil e além desta dupla outra se destacava em outro andar Washington Oliveto e Francesc Petit Author: toshrecl Keywords: Reclame Multishow Bruna Calmon Neil Ferreira José Zaragoza dupla de criação DPZ Added: May 13, 2008