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A class action lawsuit marching through the courts could dramatically change the economics of college sports and the status of amateur athletics in the U.S.
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Faced with heavy competition from a hot rental market, some of the nation’s home builders are turning some of their resources to building multi-family, rental apartment buildings.
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One whistleblower is adamant about his fear about the use of lithium-ion batteries on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, saying they could "explode."
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Twitter released Vine, a new application for quick video sharing, and the app may already be butting heads with rival Facebook.
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Despite a fairly dramatic recent drop in weekly unemployment claims, the notion of a significantly improving job market is drawing few converts.
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A growing number of businesses provide memorable send-offs to the person for whom the average funeral just won’t cut it. Read ahead to see 10 businesses that provide unusual funerals, creative cremations and much more.
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Warren Buffett is now in the lead in his decade-long wager that a stock index fund will outperform a selection of hedge funds.
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The Crossroads Foundation is offering all Davos attendees an up-close and personal encounter with poverty through its 'Struggle for Survival' program.
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Many corporations are tempering their earnings beats with more than a dollop of caution about the outlook for 2013, which is barely 3 weeks old.
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Netflix's better than expected earnings was due to the explosion of Internet-connected TVs, tablets, and smartphones.
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Apple stock is headed to a level of $425 per share this quarter, DoubleLine CEO Jeff Gundlach says.
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The index has not traded above 1,500 since Dec. 12, 2007, just months before the implosion of big Wall Street banks. While many traders usually dismiss the big, round numbers as having little meaning, this mark could be different.
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While federal authorities aggressively pursue individual insider stock trading cases, financial regulators remain years away from being able to peer into "dark pools," the high-tech mechanism that insiders use to conduct secret, advantageous transactions. NBC News reports.
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Pro trader Rich Ilczyszyn looks at important technical levels for the yellow metal.
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A job placement seeks "beautiful, sophisticated ladies" to seduce businessmen in hopes of "extracting key pieces of information." Is that legal?
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As the Dow approaches 14000 and the S&P 500 is on a tear, stocks of the nation's home builders continue on what looks like an unstoppable trajectory skyward. But is it?
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As they walked the Red Carpet at this year's AVN Awards, we asked the stars their thoughts on the impact of social media on their careers – and the industry.
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More than four years after the financial crisis that made him billions, hedge-fund manager John Paulson is bullish on the U.S. economy and housing in particular.
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It might be a down day for Apple's stock price, but there's still reason to celebrate. Today is the 29th birthday of Apple's Macintosh computer.
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Steve Liesman and Andrew Ross Sorkin discuss staying warm in twelve degree weather (hat or no hat...) at Davos.
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If Washington can reach a grand bargain to fix its fiscal problems, the U.S. economy could boom, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Wednesday in Davos.