Credit card debt: the next crisis (The Record)

Credit card companies will pull in a record $19 billion on late fees, over-limit charges and other penalties. WOULD YOU sign a contract that says, "Any term can be changed at any time for any reason, including no reason"? Anyone who uses a credit card already has.

The outrage in your credit card's fine print (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)

Would you sign a contract that says, "Any term can be changed at any time for any reason, including no reason"? Anyone who uses a credit card already has.

The outrage in your credit card's fine print (The Christian Science Monitor)

Penalty fees make up nearly half of industry revenues.

Picks of Coming Video Games (Philly.com)

While there is next to nothing releasing next week, at least not compared to this week's Soul Calibur IV (being able to pit Yoda against Darth Vader in the fighting game seals this game's high mark), there are still a couple of titles worth picking up.

The secret coach (CNN Money)

At the old pro sports bar in Palo Alto, happy hour is in full swing. Stanford kids down pints while watching a game on TV; a birthday party is underway next to a wall filled with old Sports Illustrated covers. And in the middle of the room, gathered around a table with a brass plaque inscribed COACH'S CORNER, is a group of sixtysomething guys clinking beers and eating pizza. Holding forth is a ...