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  • Men usually out-earn women, but the tables are turned in these 12 jobs. Click ahead to see what they are.

  • It's not just controlling your computer. You can track your marathon training or even just stopping you from slouching Click ahead to see some new wearable gadgets you may be slipping on before you walk out the front door.

  • The Bank of Japan's plan to double the country's money supply over the next two years has put the spotlight back on the global carry trade. We've identified some of the biggest carry trades based on either the interest rate differential or their popularity.

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  • Hedge fund managers and investment gurus have to notify the SEC about their moves every quarter. Investors pore over this data in the belief the big fish have special insight.

  • CircleUp, Kickstarter, Lending Club, Square, Wealthfront -- Companies recognized as CNBC Disruptors because of the way they are changing how we spend, fund, transfer money.

  • We look at Asia's 10 richest first-generation businessmen. Find out who these self-made billionaires are and how they made their money.

  • A global economic slowdown hasn't had much impact on this resilient market as people continue to turn to alcohol in good times and bad. We look at the top 10 countries with the highest alcohol consumption.

  • In a matter of moments, the Boston Marathon bombings inflicted as much as $333 million in damage to the local economy. Here's a breakdown.

  • News that breaks on Twitter is now news that moves the markets, sometimes even when it's not news. Here's a look at some tweets that affected trading.

  • There are a variety of reasons a job can get slapped with the "worst job" title,be it danger, stress or just a poor outlook. Here are the 10 Worst Jobs for 2013.

  • The economy is sputtering back to life and many an employee has an itch to see what else is out there. Before you blast out your resume, check out the 10 best jobs for 2013.

  • We look at bizarre "Made in Asia" innovations that have caught the consumer's imagination.

  • CNBC launches its ultimate list of "disruptors"—50 companies whose innovations are revolutionizing their industries and the way we live.

  • Here are the some of the show stoppers at the Auto Shanghai Summit, together with highly anticipated models scheduled to be released soon in this red-hot market.

  • It was a dramatic two days that left one suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings dead and one alive in custody. Click ahead for images from the manhunt.

  • Two explosions went off near the finish line of the 117th Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013.
  • The robots are coming and their presence will eventually bridge the digital-physical divide, dramatically impacting human life, experts say.

  • A muscle car is more than just a high-performance two-door car. It’s the basis for an entire high-speed subculture. Check out these 10 classics from Total Car Score's Karl Brauer.

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CNBC Meets

  • HRH Princess Eugenie & Former UK PM Theresa May on tackling modern slavery

    Tania Bryer talks to HRH Princess Eugenie, co-founder of The Anti-Slavery Collective and Theresa May, chair of the Global Commission for Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking and former U.K. prime minister, on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Tania asked them about their shared mission to combat modern slavery and human trafficking which has been estimated to affect fifty million people worldwide.

  • ‘I hope there is a lot more in store for me’ – Michelle Yeoh

    Speaking exclusively to CNBC's Tania Bryer, actress, producer and UNDP Goodwill Ambassador, Michelle Yeoh, reveals what it means to be awarded a Crystal Award at the 2024 World Economic Forum, how she chooses the charitable causes that matter to her, and how her historic Academy Award win for Best Actress changed her life.

  • Actor and playwright Danai Gurira is a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador. Here she speaks to CNBC's Tania Bryer about its "Unstereotype Alliance" which looks to eradicate harmful stereotyping in media and advertising.