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Two Girl Scouts sprang into action when a man stole a cash box containing money from their cookie sales in the Houston area.

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Girl Scouts accepts transgender kid, provokes cookie boycottupdated: Fri Jan 13 2012 19:23:00

The Girl Scout cookie can't seem to catch a break.

Consult partner before doing these thingsupdated: Mon Mar 01 2010 11:25:00

There are some things you should just never, ever do without first talking it over with your spouse.

Smelly Girl Scout cookies OK to eatupdated: Fri Feb 26 2010 18:28:00

Everyone has their favorite Girl Scout cookie: the popular Thin Mints, the coconuty caramel delight of the Samoas, the simple yet lovable Shortbreads. But for those who are eagerly running to their pantry to open a box of Lemon Chalet Cremes, a foul odor may dampen their cookie-eating experience.

Girl Scout cookie-pushing ethics at the officeupdated: Wed Feb 04 2009 09:58:00

Sharin Newman Calderon has time to sell Girl Scout cookies.

Crumbling economy will make for thinner boxes of Thin Mintsupdated: Wed Jan 28 2009 23:09:00

Eating a box of Girl Scout Cookies in one sitting will be a little bit easier this year: The Girl Scouts of the USA confirmed Wednesday that it has reduced the number of cookies per box to save money because of rising transportation and baking costs.

CNNMoney: Girl Scout Cookies: A tasty lesson in businessupdated: Fri Mar 23 2007 16:37:00

Whether it's Thin Mints, Samoas or Do-si-dos, everyone has their favorite variety of girl scout cookie. That's partly why what started as a small service project in 1917 escalated into a $700 million business.

Comfort moviesupdated: Mon Jan 24 2005 10:15:00

When people eat something that isn't necessarily good for them but makes them feel better, it's called "comfort food." For instance, my mom's meatloaf and mashed potatoes can put a stressful week behind me. Macaroni and cheese does it for some people.

Are office collections robbing you?updated: Wed Dec 29 2004 07:15:00

Last week you turned in your pledge card for your company's United Way campaign, promising to donate 1 percent of your salary to the organization.

Fortune: Why Aren't Girl Scout Cookies Sold Year-Round?updated: Mon Jul 24 2000 00:01:00

Girl Scout cookies are among the most popular treats in America, yet they're only available once a year. Sounds like someone shouldn't earn an economics badge. But the Girl Scouts say that making m...

Fortune: PEOPLE TO WATCH updated: Mon Apr 14 1986 00:01:00

Maryann W. Schneider Long a leader in consumer finance, Beneficial Corp. (1985 revenues: $2.1 billion) has become a force in life insurance, credit cards, and income tax preparation. It is calling ...

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