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3. September 2010

#1: Monsoon Force Power Stream Blaster Water Gun

Monsoon Force Power Stream Blaster Water Gun by Manley 18 days in the top 100 (4) Buy new: $15.99 $14.88 9 used & new from $12.00 (Ranking is updated hourly. Visit the Bestsellers in Toys & Games list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)

3. September 2010

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#3: Triple Fusion Water Gun

Triple Fusion Water Gun by Manley 11 days in the top 100 (1) Buy new: $12.99 $11.99 6 used & new from $10.00 (Ranking is updated hourly.

3. September 2010

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#4: LEGO Hogwarts (3862)

LEGO Hogwarts (3862) by LEGO (7) Buy new: $29.99 37 used & new from $27.99 (Ranking is updated hourly. Visit the Most Wished For in Toys & Games list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)

2. September 2010

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Check Out Line: Burger King goes for a pricey $3.26 billion

Check out Burger King agreeing to be bought for $3.26 billion. Burger King is letting itself be bought out by the relatively unknown New York-based private equity firm, 3G Capital, for $3.26 billion, or $24 per share, net of debt. That is a Whopper (sorry, we couldn’t resist) of a premium – 46 percent – over Burger King’s stock price earlier this week, before all this buyout chatter started.

2. September 2010

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#5: LEGO Hogwarts (3862)

LEGO Hogwarts (3862) by LEGO (7) Buy new: $29.99 35 used & new from $27.99 (Ranking is updated hourly.

1. September 2010

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Check Out Line: U.S. job security growing?

Check out the growing U.S.

1. September 2010

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Capital One to offer awards to top college sports programs

Capital One Financial Corp will recognize the top U.S. men’s and women’s college athletics programs in a move to generate fan interest and draw attention to the credit card issuer and bank. The company, which became a top-tier NCAA athletics sponsor in March, announced the launch of the Capital One Cup, a new program rewarding NCAA Division I athletics programs for their cumulative performance across multiple men’s and women’s sports

31. August 2010

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Major League Soccer turns to training clubs’ ticket sales staff

With new teams on the way and attendance rising, Major League Soccer has turned to a league-funded program to train its clubs’ new sales staffers to help drive ticket demand.

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