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The Fed meeting on Wednesday is critical for the markets. CNBC's Maria Bartiromo shares her observation.
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In Illinois, we’ve experienced the sixth-driest growing season on record. Of 102 counties, 100 are disaster areas, the state's governor addresses the issue of what's been done and what still needs to happen to help his state.
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The Senator from Kansas writes, "We need to approve this drought assistance to ensure livestock producers can continue providing us with the most affordable and safe food supply in the world."
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What really stresses people out the most — annoying co-workers? Long hours? Feeling underappreciated? Find out.
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Melbourne remains the top city in terms of livability, while London has fallen in the rankings following riots across the city last summer, according to the latest Global Liveability Survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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See how an investment banker turned a vacation into a brainstorm session for a new swimwear company.
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Businesses complain that Groupon didn't pay money owed to them in a timely manner, and that caused their businesses to suffer — but Groupon says the math that business owners are computing does not point to Groupon as the cause.
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A recent gathering in Maine at the invitation of David Kotok of Cumberland Advisors, over 30 financial experts shared their views about the near term economy, writes William Dunkelberg, Economics Professor at Temple University.
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These entrepreneurs have gone to the brink of failure—and have turned things around. Here's how, and what you can learn.
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Groupon is joining the ranks of the companies blaming Europe for its shortfalls. But with the stock falling as much as 20 percent after-hours, what investors are focused on is the company’s slowing growth.
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'Temple Run' creators have turned their company's small size into an asset, not a disadvantage. Take a closer look at their strategy.
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Is Groupon’ s stock as good a deal as the coupons it offers on its site? That depends on how the company address investor concerns about slowing growth, the long-term potential of the deal-a-day business, and new revenue streams from the likes of Groupon Goods.
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Take a look at the strategies used by America's most trusted brands, and what you can learn to better connect with your customers.
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Motorola Mobility, the ailing cellphone maker that Google bought in May, told employees Sunday that it would lay off 20 percent of its work force and close a third of its 94 offices worldwide.
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The Facebook spring is over. The dog days of August have taken hold, the New York Times reports.
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Even if you live in a town with nothing but a Wal-Mart, a start-up called Shoptiques makes it easy to find unique items from boutiques from Brooklyn, to Beverly Hills, even Paris.
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TrueCar.com, an automotive information website, conducted a study of the most popular vehicles in the most affluent zip codes. Check out what they found.
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Here's what people said about an email blackout. You might be surprised!
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