The Federal Trade Commission has mailed 3,133 refund checks — including 154 in Florida — to small businesses, doctors’ offices, retirement homes, religious schools and charitable organizations that ...

Does anyone use the Yellow Pages any more? I just finished driving across Canada with a friend. We hardly ever used the phone book to find what we needed when we stopped. We mainly used the Internet ...

UPDATE: Google's latest Local squeeze is on Directory Assistance services with its launch of Google Voice Local Search, AKA GOOG 411, a "service to make local-business search accessible over the phone ...

The final edition is to be delivered in Brighton in January 2019 THE ICONIC Yellow Pages is to stop printing after its 51-year run and will instead go online only. The final edition will be delivered ...

What's in a name? Everything, according to Aurora resident Ralph Grills. A simple domain name he bought from a friend five years ago became a national Web site in August. It's positioned to reach ...

For more than 50 years, it has sat next to the landline, solving countless domestic crises and securing local traders lucrative work. But the internet has finally killed off the Yellow Pages, its ...

Way, way back in the olden days, people wrote on typewriters, watched just five TV channels, and put sugar in their coffee. There was no such thing as gluten-free, eco-friendly, satellite radio, or ...

Dear Action Line: Our church got calls from a yellow pages outfit on the "oral contract" we had with them. This was the first we heard of this company or its ads. We are a small church and hung up.

Once upon a time, every business wanted a Yellow Pages listing. The Yellow Pages were the primary way that consumers had to find a business. Today, the internet has changed all that, with Google, Yelp ...

For decades it could be found on the shelves of just about every home in Britain. But the number is finally up for Yellow Pages – once the go-to directory for everything from accountants to zoos. The ...