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Models Paris Hilton and Hannah Ferguson in new Carl's Jr. Ad

Paris Hilton back in a bikini for burgers

Paris Hilton back in a bikini for burgers

After a nine year hiatus, Paris Hilton is back in a bikini, hawking burgers.

After a nine year hiatus, Paris Hilton is back in a bikini, hawking burgers.

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Bruce Horovitz
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FILE - In this May 12, 2004 file photo people smoke near the logo for Altria Group Inc., the parent of tobacco company Phillip Morris, at the company's offices in New York.

The 10 fastest shrinking companies (24/7 Wall St.)

The 10 fastest shrinking companies (24/7 Wall St.)

Surprise: A shrinking business may often serve as a blessing in disguise to shareholders.

Surprise: A shrinking business may often serve as a blessing in disguise to shareholders.

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Alexander E.M. Hess
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Pennies shine in a bin at the U.S. Mint in Denver on Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007. Because of a surge in the price of zinc and copper, it now costs the U.S. Mint almost 2 cents to produce a penny. That has some in Congress seeking a change in the way the coins are made, if not removing them circulation altogether. The the nation's sole supplier of zinc "penny blanks," Jarden Zinc Products, is lobbying the federal government to protect its interests. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) ORG XMIT: CODZ308

Curious $4B stock 'Cynks' 78% after halt lifted

Curious $4B stock 'Cynks' 78% after halt lifted

Cynk Technology is down 78% now that regulators allowed trading to resume

Cynk Technology is down 78% now that regulators allowed trading to resume

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Apple Computers' new 'Stickers' MacBook ad isn’t about what Apple puts inside of the machine, but what users put on the outside. Video provided by Buzz60

Apple ad shows nearly 150 ways users customize MacBooks

Apple ad shows nearly 150 ways users customize MacBooks

Apple Computers' new 'Stickers' MacBook ad isn’t about what Apple puts inside of the...

Apple Computers' new 'Stickers' MacBook ad isn’t about what Apple puts inside of the machine, but what users put on the outside. Video provided by Buzz60

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Traders Kevin Lodewick, left, and Edward Landi work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday, July 16, 2014. U.S. stocks are rising Wednesday on second-quarter earnings reports and deal news. Investors are also keeping an eye on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, who is testifying to Congress for a second day. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) ORG XMIT: NYRD105

Where smart investors can put money now

Where smart investors can put money now

If you're looking to get in you'll need to look harder to find relative bargains

If you're looking to get in you'll need to look harder to find relative bargains

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Matt Krantz
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President Barack Obama speaks about the economic issues at the Los Angeles Trade-Technical College on Thursday, July 24, 2014.

Obama steps up criticism of tax inversions

Obama steps up criticism of tax inversions

Controversial corporate tax-saving strategy is "unfairly gaming the system," Obama says.

Controversial corporate tax-saving strategy is "unfairly gaming the system," Obama says.

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Kevin McCoy
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A worker installs a door on a GM crossover SUV as it goes through the assembly line at the General Motors Lansing Delta Township Assembly Plant

Five lessons from GM's and Ford's Q2 earnings

Five lessons from GM's and Ford's Q2 earnings

They show the industry remains strong, but not everywhere

They show the industry remains strong, but not everywhere

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Chris Woodyard
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Ford has created a special Mustang to be auctioned off at the EAA experimental aircraft show in Oshkosh, Wis. It honors the F-35 fighter

Ford Mustang at EAA Oshkosh honors F-35 fighter

Ford Mustang at EAA Oshkosh honors F-35 fighter

The silver and yellow paint job pays homage to yet another famous fighter

The silver and yellow paint job pays homage to yet another famous fighter

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Chris Woodyard
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg delivers the opening keynote at the Facebook f8 conference in San Francisco in April.

Analysis: FB is Silicon Valley's new powerhouse

Analysis: FB is Silicon Valley's new powerhouse

But it should heed that it's rough at the top. Just ask Apple, Microsoft, even Google.

But it should heed that it's rough at the top. Just ask Apple, Microsoft, even Google.

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Your Digital Life: Job seekers, be wise on social media

Your Digital Life: Job seekers, be wise on social media

Steven Petrow helps you navigate the digital world in the real world

Steven Petrow helps you navigate the digital world in the real world

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Steven Petrow
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HOLD FOR BUSINESS PHOTO-- This is the 22.5" Alcoa aluminum Ultra One Truck Wheel with MagnaForce alloy on display at Alcoa's headquarters in Pittsburgh, April 7, 2014. MagnaForce alloy is the first new alloy change in the wheel market since 1968. Proprietary to Alcoa, MagnaForce offers a 17% increase in strength over existing alloys, allowing the 22.5" wheel to weigh 40 pounds, the lightest truck wheel on the market. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) ORG XMIT: PAGP

10 long-time loser stocks roaring back

10 long-time loser stocks roaring back

After three years of suffering, investors in these stocks are finally getting their due

After three years of suffering, investors in these stocks are finally getting their due

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Matt Krantz
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Jeff Bezos, CEO and founder of Amazon, demonstrates a Kindle paperwhite tablet in 2012.

Amazon shares tank after big Q2 loss

Amazon shares tank after big Q2 loss

Results underscore e-commerce growth as Amazon enters smartphone market with Fire.

Results underscore e-commerce growth as Amazon enters smartphone market with Fire.

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Jefferson Graham
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Wal-Mart U.S. CEO Bill Simon is stepping down.

Wal-Mart U.S. CEO Bill Simon steps down

Wal-Mart U.S. CEO Bill Simon steps down

Greg Foran will replace Bill Simon as its U.S. CEO.

Greg Foran will replace Bill Simon as its U.S. CEO.

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Jayne O'Donnell
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A house is under construction in May 2014 in Tisbury, Mass.

Housing rebound stumbles: New home sales fall

Housing rebound stumbles: New home sales fall

June's falloff in sales followed three straight months of increases.

June's falloff in sales followed three straight months of increases.

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Doug Carroll
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epa04261525 A view of a Starbucks sign in New York, New York, USA, 16 June 2014. The company announced that it is beginning a partnership with Arizona State University to make undergraduate degrees available at a discount to 135,000 U.S. employees who work in the stores at least 20 hours a week. EPA/JUSTIN LANE ORG XMIT: JLX05

Starbucks Q3 comp store sales perky

Starbucks Q3 comp store sales perky

Even with higher coffee prices, consumers went to Starbucks in record numbers in Q3.

Even with higher coffee prices, consumers went to Starbucks in record numbers in Q3.

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Bruce Horovitz
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Scarlett Johansson in a Super Bowl TV spot for Soda Stream

Soda Stream sizzles on buyout speculation

Soda Stream sizzles on buyout speculation

SodaStream pops 20% on renewed buyout talk.

SodaStream pops 20% on renewed buyout talk.

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Gary Strauss
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Vice President Joe Biden speaks to delegates at the National Urban League Conference on Thursday morning at the Duke Energy Center.

Biden to Urban League: U.S. ready for new jobs

Biden to Urban League: U.S. ready for new jobs

Infrastructure jobs and training are on the White House agenda to fuel growth, he said.

Infrastructure jobs and training are on the White House agenda to fuel growth, he said.

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Mark Curnutte
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2013 Range Rover.

Cars so hot they are out of stock (24/7)

Cars so hot they are out of stock (24/7)

Demand for some models is so high, dealers can sell them in an average of just a few...

Demand for some models is so high, dealers can sell them in an average of just a few weeks.

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Alexander E.M. Hess
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Juniper wilts, investors see more than Mellow Yellow

Juniper wilts, investors see more than Mellow Yellow

Mellow Yellow? Juniper Networks investors see red.

Mellow Yellow? Juniper Networks investors see red.

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Gary Strauss
Cars
GM's new big SUVs, such as this 2015 Cadillac Escalade, are commanding high prices, helping earnigns.

GM earnings tumble on $1.2B recall charge

GM earnings tumble on $1.2B recall charge

GM Q2 net is $200M after $1.2B recall charge; expects to pay switch victims $400M

GM Q2 net is $200M after $1.2B recall charge; expects to pay switch victims $400M

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2015 Ford Escape.

Ford Motor earnings rise, beat estimates

Ford Motor earnings rise, beat estimates

Shares rise on strong earnings, surprise profit in Europe

Shares rise on strong earnings, surprise profit in Europe

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Jayne O'Donnell
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In this Feb. 3, 2014 file photo, a Southwest Airlines jet plane lands at Love Field in Dallas.

Airlines announce record profits

Airlines announce record profits

Several major airlines are reporting earnings today.

Several major airlines are reporting earnings today.

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Bart Jansen
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Job seekers line up for a job fair at Columbia-Greene Community College in Hudson, N.Y.

Jobless claims fall to lowest level since 2006

Jobless claims fall to lowest level since 2006

The four-week average, a less volatile measure, declined 7,250 to 302,000.

The four-week average, a less volatile measure, declined 7,250 to 302,000.

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Hate greasy, smelly bug spray? These clothes offer an alternative that's odorless and tasteless.

These clothes could make bug bites a thing of the past

These clothes could make bug bites a thing of the past

Hate greasy, smelly bug spray? New odorless, bug-repellant clothes could be the answer.

Hate greasy, smelly bug spray? New odorless, bug-repellant clothes could be the answer.

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Healthcare jobs that require less education, such as nurses' aides, are growing rapidly. (Bruce A Crippen)

Health care jobs lift less-educated workers

Health care jobs lift less-educated workers

Health care could provide more promising career pathways for low-wage workers

Health care could provide more promising career pathways for low-wage workers

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Paul Davidson
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FILE - JULY 23: According to reports July 23, 2014, Facebook Inc. sales rose to $2.91 billion in the second quarter, compared to $1.8 billion last year, topping the average analyst estimate of $2.81 billion. MENLO PARK, CA - MAY 18: A 'like' sign stands at the entrance of Facebook headquarters May 18, 2012 in Menlo Park, California. The eight-year-old social network company listed their initial public offering on NASDAQ Friday morning at $38 a share and a valuation of $104 billion, making its IPO the third largest in U.S. history after General Motors and Visa. (Photo by Stephen Lam/Getty Images) ORG XMIT: 144784171 ORIG FILE ID: 144717352

Ask Matt: Is it too late to invest in Facebook?

Ask Matt: Is it too late to invest in Facebook?

If you're thinking about investing in Facebook now, it's not exactly an undiscovered gem

If you're thinking about investing in Facebook now, it's not exactly an undiscovered gem

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A Bankrate.com survey finds 39% of Millennials prefer cash investments like savings accounts for long-term investing, three times the number who said they prefer the stock market.

For investing, Millennials prefer cash | YoungMoney

For investing, Millennials prefer cash | YoungMoney

A Bankrate.com survey finds 39% of Millennials prefer cash investments like savings...

A Bankrate.com survey finds 39% of Millennials prefer cash investments like savings accounts for long-term investing, three times the number who said they prefer the stock market.

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MarketsBOSTON, UNITED STATES: Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates addresses the Macworld Expo in Boston via phone link after Steve Jobs (small on stage) announced 06 August he will join the board of directors of Apple. Jobs also announced that Microsoft is investing 150,000,000 USD to purchase non-voting stock of Apple forging a new alliance between the two rival companies. AFP PHOTO John MOTTERN (Photo credit should read JOHN MOTTERN/AFP/Getty Images) [Via MerlinFTP Drop]

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Barclays seeks dismissal of dark pool case

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MarketsIsraeli soldiers sit on their 155mm artillery cannon at an army deployment area near Israel's border with the Gaza Strip, on July 23, 2014. UN chief Ban Ki-moon reiterated his call for Israel and Hamas to end the violence in Gaza, where bloodshed has cost more than 700 lives. AFP PHOTO / JACK GUEZJACK GUEZ/AFP/Getty Images ORIG FILE ID: 531868610

While bombs fall, Israeli stocks rise

ColumnistIn this screengrab from a webcast, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg addresses developers at the company's f8 conference on Wednesday in San Francisco.

First Take: Facebook flexes financial muscles

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Under Armour's buff quarter powers big stock gain

TechA Twitter logo outside of the company's headquarters in San Francisco.

White, Asian men rule the roost at Twitter

BusinessPeople walk past a McDonald's restaurant in Shanghai.

China detains five in U.S. fast-food scandal

CarsJ.D. Power names the most 'appealing' cars

Porsche, Jaguar, Audi top most appealing list

MarketsFILE - JULY 22: According to reports July 22, 2014, McDonald's Corp second quarter profit fell on weak U.S. and European sales. It's he third straight quarterly loss in U.S. sales for the fast food restaurant chain. NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 09: A sign for a McDonald's restaurant is seen in Times Square on June 9, 2014 in New York City. McDonald's domestic sales fell slightly in May, marking one of the longest streches without U.S. growth. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images) ORG XMIT: 497069985 ORIG FILE ID: 450347514

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From factory to home: prefab is having a moment

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Study: Google dominates driverless car buzz

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