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You weren't seriously going to tweet your mother for Mother's Day, were you? Not even Twitter wants you to do that.
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You weren't seriously going to tweet your mother for Mother's Day, were you? Not even Twitter wants you to do that.
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An accelerating trend is that women having babies in the U.S. are more educated than ever. On average the more educated a woman is, the better off her children will be.
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Is Abercrombie's customer base shrinking? Jan Kniffen, Worldwide Enterprises CEO and Robin Lewis, The Robin Report CEO, the future of Abercrombie & Fitch and JC Penney.
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Robert Downey Jr. rings Tuesday's opening bell to celebrate the release of "Iron Man 3," with the "Squawk on the Street" crew. CNBC''s Bob Pisani speaks with Robert Downey Jr. about the success of the film, and what movie franchises has done for the comic industry.
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What does it take to make it big in the new economy? CNBC's Maria Bartiromo explains.
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The conversation continues: Maria's dinner guests reveal how their "crazy ideas" are unlocking billions in value at the swipe of a finger and how technology will continue to drive business and innovation.
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CNBC's David Faber discusses his interview with John Malone of Liberty Media, who talked about the television industry and the most cost-effective ways to deliver growth.
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After waiting out the housing crash, baby boomers are downsizing again, reports CNBC's Diana Olick. And they're moving from active adult communities in the suburbs back to the cities.
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The FMHR traders take a look at a questionable trade in network security firm Fortinet. And which "tweets" are lighting up the Internet?
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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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Fast Money trader Stephen Weiss is called out for his bearish bet on Tiffany and the FMHR crew has the play on four stocks lighting up the 'twitter feed."
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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.
