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After the Facebook IPO, VCs began to look beyond social networking companies for more sustainable investments--namely enterprise software.
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Something lavish, something diamond, something Hollywood and many things new. Such is the refrain of today's outrageous weddings, where glitz reigns supreme.
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New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is expected on Monday to announce new legislation that would raise the legal age limit for the purchase of cigarettes from 18 to 21.
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The Nokia N-Gage. Apple's Newton. The disruptor graveyard is filled with familiar names that promised to change our lives but never figured out the key to survival.
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Lasry said he was "grateful to be considered" for the post but would remain at the firm, which manages $11.5 billion, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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The fake tweet that sent the stock market scurrying Tuesday should be a "wake-up call" to regulators that social media presents a major threat to investing, traders said.
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Saudi Arabia could change its official weekend to Friday-Saturday, in a move designed to move it closer into lockstep with global financial markets, and boost its economy.
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EBay CEO John Donahoe began emailing millions of users of the company's online marketplace in an unprecedented effort to change looming sales tax legislation.
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Thailand's richest man bid $6.6 billion to buy cash-and-carry wholesaler Siam Makro from Dutch firm SHV Holdings, the biggest Asia-Pacific M&A deal this year.
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In a new bill expected on Monday to clear a procedural Senate vote, all online sales would be subject to state sales taxes.
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A 20-month-old program at the Securities and Exchange Commission has had big successes, but it faces challenges.
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A policy change scheduled to go into effect this week that would have allowed passengers to carry small knives, bats and other sports equipment onto airliners will be delayed.
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When everyone hates a trade, it's time to buy, a contrarian explains.
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In the aftermath of the bombing at the Boston Marathon, PGA pro James Driscoll sought a way to help his hometown.
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CNBC's Jane Wells on the magic of hot sauce, while Tom Rotunno focuses on beer shakes, which are being sold by the Charleston River Dogs minor league baseball team.
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Many of the unbanked are poor, homeless or undocumented, but since most have held checking accounts in the past, their reason for avoiding banks lies elsewhere. A new report from the FDIC blames high fees and low interest rates on deposits.
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The routes are getting investment from shippers, said Maersk CEO Nils S. Andersen.
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New environmental threats that laws cannot address are fostering a fresh grassroots call to action, says guest commentator Terry Tamminen.
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Everything you love on a breakfast menu—bacon, blueberry pancakes and glazed donuts—is now in a bottle, and packing a 70-percent proof punch.
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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano said on Monday he had agreed to his re-election as head of state because of an unprecedented political deadlock.
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Banks have shored up their balance sheets and continue to rack up the profits, while disappointing investors who are worried about growth.
