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SALT LAKE City, May 23- After dozens of meetings with executives and regulators, 100,000 hours of employee training and an immeasurable amount of public grief, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein is claiming a victory in getting his bank, and his legacy, back on track.
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LONDON, Dec 21- Europe's medicines watchdog has launched a review of Merck& Co Inc's cholesterol drug Tredaptive after the medicine failed a U.S. trial assessing its effectiveness and safety. Although the commercial fallout from any decision to pull the drug from the market in Europe would be limited, it would be a blow to Merck's reputation.
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Does the social network MySpace ring a bell to you? Well, Myspace co-founder Tom Anderson just sounded the alarm.
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John Poisson, CEO & founder of Wantful, offers insight on his online retail business.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 20- Almost a thousand years since the Norman conquest made cider popular in Britain, brewers are launching cider invasions of their own, with the United States the main battlefield.
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That includes firms such as Chicago- based biotech Novian Health, lured to a technology park outside Paris by generous tax credits for research and development. "For early-stage companies it's a really big plus because you can recoup a lot of your R&D expenses," Novian Health's Vice President Gene Bajorinas told Reuters. "
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Discussing the business model, and experience for subscribers of Birchbox, with its co-founders Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp.
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u f BC- CANADA- COLUMN/MARKETS 12-16 0818* Big catalyst for RIM remains the launch of its BB10 line* Investors will seek clues, new details on BlackBerry 10* Cash pile, subscriber numbers to draw attention* Downtrodden share price has doubled since Sept. 24. By Euan Rocha and Allison Martell.
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Shares of Apple have fallen 27 percent from their all-time high, with CNBC's Amanda Drury; Tim Seymour, Triogem Asset Managemanet; David Riedel, Riedel Research Group; Brian Kelly, Shelter Harbor Capital; and CNBC's Asia Correspondent Eunice Yoon.
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Lately Cramer has been getting a lot of questions about 3-D printing. Here's what he says you need to know.
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Clara Shih, Hearsay Social CEO, explains how social media is driving a shift in consumer behavior and business competition.
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Social media predictions for 2013 see a bright year for LinkedIn, so here are 10 steps LinkedIn could take to help turn those predictions into reality.
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TORONTO, Dec 13- A U.S. federal agency that recently ditched Research In Motion's BlackBerry in favor of the iPhone confirmed on Thursday it will trial RIM's new BB10 smartphones, fueling a fresh spurt in the Canadian company's share price ahead of the launch of the new devices.
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The smartphone is not only quickly becoming the go-to device for productivity, but it's becoming a part of a user's life and identity.
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Apple is in the "early stage of testing" its own television set, according to a report.
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Marc Andreessen, co-founder, Andreessen Horowitz, discusses how he sees the world following Pres. Obama's re-election. The question we always worry about in the Valley, he says, is what's the level of regulation. And he completely disagrees with the "Rise Above" campaign.
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In an effort to continue to enhance the social media platform, here are 13 tweaks Twitter could implement in 2013.
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Amid all the forecasts for what next year will bring, here are five business trends you'd be wise to pass up.
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The rising class of consumers in India is driving the next wave of innovation in companies hope to tap that growth. CNBC's Chloe Cho looks at how some companies are developing their technologies to cater to the consumer class.
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Toyota Motor is set to delay the launch of a new production line at its plant in Tianjin, northern China, because a decline in its Chinese sales is likely to continue for the foreseeable future, Japan's Asahi newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Don't look now e-commerce — m-commerce has arrived. EBay says the Thanksgiving weekend kickoff of this shopping season saw more than a doubling of transactions on its mobile platform.