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Retailer Best Buy is offering a 30 percent discount on its current stock of Apple iPad 3 tablets in the United States, a spokeswoman for the world's largest consumer electronics chain said.
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CNBC.com considered how famous movie characters made their living. We found what their salaries would be in real life, then determined if they could really afford to live in that apartment, drive that car, or eat at that restaurant.
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What follows is a list of products and services that became so indispensable to consumers that they instantly lost interest in their previous favorites.
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With consumers increasingly turning to the web for entertainment, televisions which allow users to download shows off the Internet will be vying for attention at the IFA technology fair in Berlin this week as technology companies make a push into a potentially huge market.
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China has reached yet another milestone in its rise as a consumer of technology by becoming the biggest market for personal computers. The New York Times reports.
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It's hard to stay out of trouble on the Internet. Even if you avoid sites with questionable content, there are plenty of pitfalls and traps that subtly install programs which then wreak havoc on your computer.
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The Fast traders explain why they wouldn't buy H-P on the news it is acquiring a software company and spinning off its PC arm.
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From an iPlunger to a solar-paneled bikini and a flying alarm clock, these gadgets are sure to make you do a double take — but they get the job done!
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U.S. wholesale inventories in June posted their smallest rise in seven months as sales rebounded more than expected, a government report showed on Wednesday, pointing to a moderate build-up in unsold goods, which should support manufacturing.
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A look at Hewlett Packard's new tablet and whether it will rival Apple's iPad, with David Pogue, New York Times technology columnist.
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Have you been reading the headlines? There was a big earthquake in Haiti. Some men were rescued from a mine in Chile. Oh, and apparently there was a gigantic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico the New York Times reports.
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Analysis of the electronic retailer's decision to focus more on mobile phones and tablets, with Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer & Co., and the Fast Money traders weigh in trades to put down today.
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The technology may be just a marketing tool or a true innovation but whatever cloud computing is, many people don't understand the concept. So here's brief question and answer session to get you in the know.
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Discussing retail vertical integration, what tech brands need to do to compete with Apple. Jayson Noland, Robert W. Baird and Jonathan Rettinger, Blogger, TechnoBuffalo weigh in.
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Google plans to rent laptops for use in the "cloud." Are tech rentals, a way to keep up with new technologies, the next big thing? Dan Kallen, International Technology Rental Associates, and John Abell, Wired.com, weigh in.
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It could be, Cramer said Friday. Here's why.
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There will be continued upside for South Korean firms as the U.S. economy continues to gain momentum, says Daphne Roth, Head of Equity Research, Asia at ABN AMRO Private Banking.
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The mobile phone as a tool for shopping actually has the potential to bridge traditional retail and digital retail in a way that couldn’t have been otherwise possible.
