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Millions of Americans are stretching Their Drug Prescriptions - Findings of this survey project that over 13.5 million Americans equivalent to over 1/5 of U.S. adults who use long-term prescription medication (including those taking injectable medications), in the last three months, have taken steps to stretch out their medications, either reducing the dosage or taking it less often than prescribed. ... Read More

Consumers Altering Shopping Behavior As They Deal With Impact of The Recession - American shoppers across all income levels plan to use coupons in 2009, saving themselves money on their scheduled shopping trips. Shoppers also anticipate being less impulsive at the store as they will stick to items on their shopping lists. ... Read More

Most Middle Managers Are Roughly Satisfied With Their Jobs - Some 80% of middle managers in Malaysia are roughly satisfied with working in their current organisations, Accenture director Low Choy Huat said . Quoting the study Middle Manager Outlook: Malausia Overview of Findings, he said about 30% of middle managers are highly satisfied with their jobs, while more than half (53%) are ... Read More

Economic Downturn Shakes Americas' Trust - Two U.S. researchers say they were shocked at how deeply the economic downturn has affected the trust of the average American. Paola Sapienza of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and Luigi Zingales of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business have created the Chicago Booth/Kellogg School Financial Trust Index ... Read More

33 Percent of 18-49 Year Olds Live With Parent or In-Laws - With Americans of all ages feeling the effects of the economic crisis and the plummeting housing market, multigenerational households may become more prevalent in the coming years. AARP Bulletin, the go-to news source for 50+ America, recently released the results of an ... Read More