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Consumer report: how to spot a counterfeit product
Target 11 Consumer Investigator Robin Taylor uncovers the top five counterfeit products and how to spot them.
Consumer Headlines
- Another fashion frenzy quickly selling out at Target stores
- Health Department shuts down Hill District restaurant
- Simple Ways To Get Free Stuff
- 'Super' snacks: Ways to save for Sunday's game
- 8 simple ways to save $500 or more
- BBB warns consumers about phony coupons
- Consumer alert lifted on North Shore restaurant
- Super Bowl ads released early in hopes of going viral
State & Region Business News
- Highmark, West Penn announces emergency reopening
- GE to hire 5,000 veterans over next 5 years
- Drillers cut natural gas production as prices drop
- Analysis: Obama pitches middle while GOP eyes base
- Conservatives shrug at Obama birth control rewrite
- Weekly US oil, gas rig count down 8 to 1,989
- Social issues rule busy day in presidential race
- Philly-area man to serve 8 years for Ponzi scheme
- Developer may open rival Philadelphia newspaper
- Casey calls for hearing on loss of Pa. refineries
- Pa. man who slept at halfway house wins $250K
- Utility panel: closings could impact Ohio rates
- They're back: Social issues overtake US politics
- Santorum amplifies faith in way GOP rivals don't
National Business Update
- EU approves Google takeover of Motorola
- Cosmetics giant L'Oreal says net profit up 8.9 pct
- Analysis: Obama sets up clash with GOP in budget
- Oil rises on Greek vote, Iranian supply concerns
- Obama's proposed tax hikes at odds with GOP rivals
- Relatives toss roses into sea near Italian ship
- Top editor at Sun tabloid attacks UK hacking probe
- Apple stock breaks $500 level, continuing rally
- European Central Bank bond purchases dwindle
- Iran: Nuclear facilities immune to cyber attacks
Market Watch
- Global markets rise after Greece austerity vote
- US stocks gain following latest Greek debt deal
- As Facebook IPO nears, the case for dull stocks
- Stocks fall sharply as Greek deal is held up
- Greek deal uncertainty slams global markets
- Turbo-traders take Bank of America for a ride
- Stocks close higher after debt deal in Greece
- Markets buoyed by news of Greek debt deal
- Stocks rally from early losses to close higher
- Markets remain upbeat over Greek debt deal
Associated Press
Independent group inspecting Apple suppliers
Apple said Monday that an independent group, the Fair Labor Association, has started inspecting working conditions in the Chinese factories where its iPads and iPhones are assembled.
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