Now within a short period of time both successful social deal – sites saw the two biggest players on the web enter their markets.
You will be able to bring one small bag, like a purse or briefcase onboard for free.Īllegiant air is low cost carrier that flies out of Allentown International Airport.It is kind of a miracle that sites like Groupon and Livingsocial have been able to dominate the field of online deals for that long without any interference of the ‘big boys’ out there: Google and Facebook. Starting tomorrow another airline will charge passengers to store carry-on bags in overhead bins.Īllegiant Air will charge $35, but passengers who pay online will pay less. Some Facebookers also often wish they looked more like one of their friends.Īllegient Airline's new $35 Carry-On Baggage Fee Just over half of respondents said Facebook made them feel more self conscious about their body and weight. Sources tell the WSJ that the probe is in the early stages and officials have not decided whether to formally investigate Groupon yet.Ī new survey reveals 75% of Facebook users are unhappy with their body.Ī study conducted by the Center for Eating Disorders at Sheppard Pratt says that Facebook's new timeline feature makes it easier for users to compare current pictures with older ones from various points in their lives. Groupon had to revise financial results last week. Groupon's stock is still under pressure, with the Wall Street Journal reporting that the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into the daily deal site. Homeowners will be reimbursed for unreasonable penalties or other costs. Foreclosures pending in 20 will be reviewed. Morgan Stanley is being ordered by the Federal Reserve to review foreclosures carried out by its former Saxon Mortgage servicer before the unit was sold. government investigation into its distribution of online ads from Canadian pharmacies illegally selling prescription drugs.įor their contribution, five state and local agencies in Rhode Island will get $230 million
Last year Google forfeited $500 million to settle a U.S. Several law enforcement agencies in Rhode Island will receive millions thanks to their involvement in an investigation on Google.
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