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Despite high anxiety on Wall Street, the Fed's upcoming "tapering" of money flows into the U.S. economy could spell good news for the rest of us.
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While the Korean industrial group dominates some electronics categories, its chairman warns employees against complacency. The NYT reports.
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The cost of closing a euro zone bank will initially be borne by its home country, under the terms of an EU proposal.
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If you have been short the market, it's been a tough few years. But could 2014 prove to be different?
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An over-the-counter, FDA-approved treatment for "PE"—premature ejaculation—is beginning clinical trials at Kaiser in Southern California.
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The Irish government hopes to use its new-found economic freedom to cut income taxes, the FT reports.
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Google has announced that it will begin charging advertisers only for ads that have actually been seen by web-users.
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Intuitive service quickly makes websites mobile-friendly for just $99. PORTLAND, Ore.---- Two Minute Mobile, the simplest mobile optimization solution on the market, has launched its revolutionary technology, providing a cost-effective solution for businesses looking to make their websites mobile-friendly.
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The White House says enrollment error rates are down. Insurers tell a different story.
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Beginning with Applebee's and Buffalo Wild Wings, many restaurants are looking to tablets as a way to boost sales and reduce wait times.
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Japan and Southeast Asian countries called for freedom of the air and sea on Saturday, as China's military assertiveness raises tensions.
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The unexpected release of a new Beyonce album, straight onto iTunes, demonstrates the evolution of the music industry.
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Any ordinary bike can be turned into a hybrid through The Copenhagen Wheel—a motorized disk unit that can add effortless pedal power.
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"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer recommended his viewers get in on this IPO next week.
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The "Mad Money" host reveals the earnings and other events he plans to watch in the days to come.
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The US was founded on entrepreneurial freedom but the entrepreneurial spirit in America is in jeopardy, Amway's chairman says.
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Starting next year, any adult will be able to stroll into a mall or downtown shop in Colorado or Washington state and buy pot. Is your state next?
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A Chinese spacecraft landed on the moon on Saturday, the official Xinhua news service reported.
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Some say the Christmas video, which has been received more than 19 million views on YouTube, promotes consumerism.
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Financial literacy teaching tools are everywhere, but young people aren't getting any smarter about money. Here's what kids say they want to learn.
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How should traders position themselves ahead of this week's FOMC meeting? Rich Ilczyszyn and Brian Stutland discuss, with "Futures Now" host Jackie DeAngelis.
Tuesday, 10 Dec 2013 | 10:27 AM ETApplebee's is placing a tablet on every table so customers can order, pay the bill or play games. Julia Stewart, DineEquity chairman and CEO, discusses the company's decision to opt for Intel tablets rather than iPads.
Friday, 13 Dec 2013 | 1:01 PM ETCNBC's Diana Olick reports housing analyst Ivy Zelman has lowered her new home sales home estimates for 2014. Land, labor and financing influenced her decision.