Today in Your Money

All the news from The Times that will hit you in the wallet.

A variety of consumer-focused articles appears daily in The New York Times and online in our blogs. Each weekday morning, we gather them together here so you can quickly scan the news that could hit you in your wallet.

Concealed weapons permits put guns in the wrong hands. (National)
A law requires ads for airfares to include all taxes and fees. (Business Day)
Airlines are cutting costs and increasing fares. (Business Day)
F.D.A. urges big pharma to develop diagnostic tests alongside drugs. (Health)
Wine is not the only type of alcohol linked with longevity. (Health)
Austerity measures take toll on health care for Greeks. (International)
Foreign financial firms fight tax evasion legislation. (Business Day)
Oversupply of televisions means fire-sale prices. (Business Day)
Penny-pinching gets its 15 minutes of fame through reality shows. (Arts)
Members of Congress have gotten richer as most of country has become poorer. (Politics)
Fear of suspect French breast implants spread to Netherlands. (International)
San Diego keeps an organist on the city payroll. (National)

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