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The attorney general in Illinois recently came out with a list that rated debt-related firms as the No. 1 business when it came to consumer complaints.Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan said in a statement that many in the state were struggling

Police in East Texas recently arrested a woman after she allegedly tried to use another person's identity to purchase thousands of dollars worth of items from a local store.Lufkin police apprehended Leanna Jean Busby, 30, for fraudulent

A bill recently introduced in Congress would require all U.S. employers to use the government's E-Verify system to screen employment applicants and current employees to ensure legal immigration status.The proposal, Jobs Recovery by Ensuring

Though some small business owners are reporting easier access to necessary corporate loans, not everyone is getting the approval they need to expand operations.The National Small Business Association released its 2010 Year-End Economic Report

Officials in Pittsfield Township, Michigan, are advising residents to be more judicious with their personal information following a spike in identity theft cases in the area, AnnArbor.com reports. The town's police department acknowledged