Sellers are asking extremely high "Buy It Now" prices at eBay to take advantage of strong demand for Apple Watches. But in many cases, consumers aren't biting.

That's what proponents of various tax hikes, or entirely new taxes, would have you believe.

Preorders for the new Apple Watch can be placed starting on Friday, April 10. But just because you can buy one doesn't mean you should buy one.

Walmart has both the highest sales and lowest consumer ratings among grocery shoppers. And this makes sense how?

It's easy to make a promise when you're pretty sure no one will ever take you up on it.

Target's newly generous return policy goes against industry trends, and it's inevitable that some shoppers will go overboard and abuse it. What is the company thinking?