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NEW YORK, May 15- After years of urging its financial advisers to sell more life insurance, UBS Wealth Management Americas is bringing in full-time experts and offering financial incentives to prod its tradition-bound sales force outside its comfort zone.
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Groupon falls to new lows after revenue falls short of estimates; a casino mogul faces inquiries regarding his China dealings and the Redbox founder leaves Coinstar.
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A mixed day for the markets; ManU prices its IPO; Yahoo CEO makes her first big move; videogame sales fall again and Ikea reveals what its brand is worth.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports on the departure of E-Trade's CEO and whether it's a positive sign for the company.
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Monster Beverage falls 13% after an earnings miss; News Corp drops after missing earnings; Zynga’s COO leaves the company and Yahoo begins its makeover.
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Disney beats earnings; S&P cuts Greece outlook; Priceline plummets after disappointing earnings and magazine sales decline.
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CNBC's Gary Kaminsky shares some thoughts on the possible joint venture of Morgan Stanley and Smith Barney.
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James Rohr, PNC Financial Services chairman & CEO, discusses the consequences of breaking up big banks and whether the industry needs more regulations.
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New York state accuses Standard Chartered of doing business with Iran; Apple drops Youtube from its new mobile operating system and Caribou Coffee blames Green Mountain for its poor performance.
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CNBC's Mary Thompon reports the latest details on financing for Knight Capital, following inquiries from regulators and the SEC.
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CNBC's David Faber has the latest details on Knight Capital securing $400 million in funding over the weekend.
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Knight Capital is close to being salvaged by a consortium of brokerages and private equity firms. CNBC's Mary Thompson reports the latest details.
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The trading snafu heard round the world – cheekily dubbed the “Knightmare on Wall Street” – has cast new doubts on the automated systems that dominate global exchange trading.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche has the latest details on Knight Capital as the company fights for survival after a trading glitch that resulted in a $440 million loss.
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CNBC's Mary Thompson reports the future of Knight Capital remains uncertain as the company tries to recover from a trading glitch that sent the stock plummeting 75 percent since Wednesday.
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Ronald Kruszewski, Stifel Financial chairman, president and CEO, explains how the trading glitch at Knight Capital has left the company fighting for survival, after losing over $400 million.
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CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports the latest details on the fallout from Knight Capital's trading glitch this week, as the company looks for ways to shore up its capital positions.
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The stock market is risky as it is, Cramer said, adding investors should have to worry about software glitches, as well.
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Weeks after criticizing Nasdaq for the handling of the Facebook IPO, Knight Capital has its own troubles; Green Mountain Coffee "hyper" growth is over; Yelp surges after revenues; the Fed hints the economy may be slowing and traders are watching the ECB meetings tomorrow.
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A setback for Google; MGM buys out Icahn; tough times for EA and Take Two and Facebook hits new post-IPO lows.
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Ross Levinsohn leaves Yahoo; ManU get ready for IPO and more bad news on the corn crop as the drought worsens.