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Achieving elite status with United will soon require hitting an annual spend threshold, as the airline announces a new policy for its frequent fliers beginning in 2014.
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Liz Dunn, Macquarie Capital analyst, weighs in on JC Penney's transformation plan and explains why she has a "neutral' rating on the stock and lowered her price target to $15 per share.
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In U.S. elementary schools, there is no better stock picker than 11-year-old Rachel Kelly, according to a national competition. Here's her top stock pick.
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Carnival on Friday reported a quarterly profit but posted a drop in the revenue each cabin generates and lowered its revenue forecast for the year, citing weakness in Europe and pricing promotions.
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The head of the Transportation Security Administration told lawmakers he stands by his plan to allow passengers to carry small knives onto planes despite a growing backlash against the proposal.
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The star of "Ted," "Friends With Benefits," and "That 70s Show" told CNBC: "I've just started investing in stocks, which is new for me."
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Cloud storage providers often engage in digital dragnets in the hunt for illicit data. But what falls under that category isn't as simple as it seems.
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For the second time this week, Carnival Cruise Lines says one of its ships has experienced problems during a cruise.
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NBC's Gabe Gutierrez reports mechanical problems has hit two additional Carnival cruise ships; this after an engine fire last month crippled a ship that left passengers stranded for five days without power.
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Ben Clark, Portfolio Manager at TMS Capital tells CNBC about which Australian stocks to invest in and why. He also says that he doesn't think there will be any more rate cuts.
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Mark Newman, Senior Analyst at Sanford C Bernsten thinks the latest Samsung Galaxy phone is a combination of incremental improvements rather than a game changer.
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China is increasingly using social media sites like Weibo, China's version of Twitter, as a de-facto townhall to expose wrongdoing and debate social issues. CNBC's Eunice Yoon has more.
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The term "binge viewing" first entered the mainstream when Netflix started talking about the way people streamed its content—entire seasons at a time. Now Comcast is embracing the trend, bringing TV networks on board to host a "watchathon."
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Live television news can be a very funny business, but most of the laughs result from blunders. Here is a very funny way a Los Angeles weatherman reacted after making an embarrassing flub this week.
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After the split occurs, Time Inc. will no longer have the lucrative film and television assets of Time Warner to prop it up. The New York Times reports.
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The Dream is stuck at a port in St. Maarten because something went wrong with its backup generator. Carolyn Spencer Brown, CruiseCritic.com, weighs in.
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BTIG initiated coverage of JC Penney with a buy, and Martha Stewart believes in the company's turnaround. CNBC's Courtney Reagan; Jan Kniffen, Worldwide Enterprises CEO; and William Frohnhoefer, BTIG Director of Research, discuss.
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The U.S. Coast Guard reports the Carnival Dream has lost power, and the ship is docked in Saint Maarten, reports CNBC's Simon Hobbs.
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Continuing struggles at the “Today” show threaten to overshadow NBC’s strength at other times of day, The New York Times reports.
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Spanx is fighting allegations from a fellow shapewear company that suggest some Spanx camisoles look too similar to their products. NBC reports.
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The long rally in stocks has been the biggest driver of the number of millionaires, which may have already exceeded an all-time record.
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Hummus sales are booming, and Sabra is on a quest to convince Americans to eat even more. Is it the next peanut butter?
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At a recent investor conference, the focus was clearly on the high-end retailers and luxury products.
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The move left analysts scratching their heads and prompted price target cuts and downgrades of the company's stock.
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