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  It seems consumers are not the only ones unhappy with the exaggerated or unfounded claims that are often used to advertise fitness products. The latest way to get in shape with minimal effort is walking in “toning footwear”, shoes with specially shaped soles that force muscles to work harder to maintain stability. In 2010, just […]

If spending money on expensive things nobody wants was an olympic sport, the podium would most certainly be reserved for politicians. Solyndra Inc. was a solar power company producing and selling rooftop panels. According to the company website, Solyndra’s unique cylindrical design “offers the benefit of light weight, low cost and the fastest, easiest installation […]

  Think it’s impossible to offend customers with lower prices? Think again. Bellevue, Washington based outdoor clothing retailer Eddie Bauer sparked anger and criticism last November when it announced its Canadian outlets would put on their own version of the successful Veterans’ Day sale that happens on the week of November 11th at U.S stores. […]