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Golfers with extravagant tastes are vital to the game’s culture, and upmarket brands have the goods to sell them at top dollar. CNBC.com presents a list of 10 extravagances for the golfer who demands--and can pay for--the best. Read ahead to see what they are and what they cost.
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Golfers with extravagant tastes are vital to the game’s culture, and upmarket brands have the goods to sell them at top dollar. CNBC.com presents a list of 10 extravagances for the golfer who demands--and can pay for--the best. Read ahead to see what they are and what they cost.
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Since 1950, there have only been 12 instances where the Dow has finished Q1 up more than 8 percent. CNBC's Brian Shactman takes a close look at how long-term history informs us.
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For a fraction of the cost of buying a supercar, laymen drivers can drive a Ferrari on a closed course for a few laps. This experience is sold by businesses and manufacturers, and even though it’s over quickly, it’s exhilarating and unforgettable.
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Shafqat Islam, Co-Founder, CEO of NewsCred, explains how his startup business has been able to convince major brand companies they need to pay for the news.
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Ideally, hot rods aren't just powerful, but also more appealing to the eye -- the more outrageous the better. CNBC.com presents ten of the most souped-up hot rods of the last 70 years.
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From "Saturday Night Fever" to "Star Wars," here is some movie memorabilia that cleaned up at auction.
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Movies may fade from memory, but a cool car is forever. Read ahead to see CNBC.com’s list of 10 cars from the silver screen whose memories have hung around long after the credits rolled.
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The FMHR traders discuss how to play Apple, First Solar, and other stocks requested on Twitter; and the euro is stabilizing today after the revised European PMI number came in slightly above its initial reading. Andy Busch of The Busch Update, offers insight.
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Tech stocks are finally gaining some momentum from the Dow's historic high but it still has a long way to go to catch up, reports, CNBC's Jon Fortt.
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CNBC's Courtney Reagan offers a preview of the retailers reporting quarterly earnings next week; and Liz Dunn, Macquarie Capital senior analyst, and Jan Kniffen, Worldwide Enterprises CEO, provide perspective.
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Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg wants to help women break the "glass ceiling," and tv ratings company Nielsen will not start to count people who watch TV shows via Netflix. CNBC's Jane Wells and Simon Hobbs, discuss.
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Makers Mark will no longer try to stretch supplies of its famous Bourbon by adding water, reports CNBC's Maria Bartiromo. Also, scientists may have discovered an instant hangover cure.
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TeleBrands, maker of the Ped Egg, is the dominant player in the “As Seen on TV” sales category, and its products are sold in such retail outlets as Wal-Mart and Target. Here are its 10-biggest success stories.
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Decadence doesn't come cheap. And for whatever the reason, these liquors command prices you wouldn't believe.
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The FMHR traders discuss which stocks are lighting up on the Twitter feed.
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More and more baby boomers are taking life -- and death -- into their own hands, choosing to plan celebration of life parties with clear instructions of how they want to be honored, instead of leaving their families to plan a funeral.
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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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Countries that are most popular with retirees have great climates and low costs of living. One country like this is Ecuador. Read ahead to find out more and see if it’s the retirement destination for you.
