For Just a Few Dollars, a Big TV and Years of Debt
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Rent-A-Center, a chain of appliance and furniture rental stores, offers a deal that is much like a sub-prime mortgage for pull-out sofas and television sets.
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DonÂt buy that high-definition TV yet. Competition may force the prices down further.
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Sky-high interest rates on credit  cards can make a mountain of debt seem insurmountable.  Eventually for some, it is.
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Back from bouncing around the TV industry for a couple weeks, so I need to play some catch-up today, but first, this little story.
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The media giant more than doubles the charge it will take to cope with its infamous circulation inflation.
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Business & money: A Â£20,000 cheque, a Â£2,000 shopping spree, a 42" plasma TV ... these could be yours if the unsolicited letter is to be believed. Tony Levene investigates.
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LOS ANGELES  - With so many popular TV series having run their course on DVD, it would seem the stock of marketable programs is getting depleted.
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It has been a long and acrimonious road back, but six years after being forced out as owners of the first commercial television station in the Czech Republic, Central European Media Enterprises is back, spending $642m (Â£334m) in cash and shares for a
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The picture is grainy and the technology won't last, but TV programming is here to stay.
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The NFL's next big thing could be a small, yellow television that rents for $39.95 and can be found in the hands of Washington Redskins fans this season at FedEx Field.
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Of all the things folks love about consumer electronics, constantly falling prices probably ranks right up there with big-screen televisions and MP3 players.
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Sony and Samsung are showing off super-thin, super-expensive OLED TVs--one on sale now.
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The screens may be tiny and the batteries overworked, but the wireless industry is bringing TV to a cell phone near you.
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When Hisashi Negishi retired, he paid off his mortgage and bought himself a $6,000 flat panel TV and a new car to last the rest of his life. That was two years ago. Since then, he hasn't bought much of anything.
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CULVER CITY, Calif. - About $2,500 will buy a 50-inch, high-end Panasonic flat-panel TV, large enough for almost any living room. Or it will buy an 11-inch Sony, smaller than most laptop screens. Sound crazy? When this tiny television makes its U.S. debut Monday at the Consumer Electronics trade show in Las Vegas, people are expected to line up to see it.
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There are hundreds of dollars in your wallet that you can't see.
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In the battle for the market share in big-screen TVs, an upstart made a splash by selling its sets for almost half its regular price.