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Men's Wearhouse Founder: 'Board Has Inappropriately Chosen to Silence My Concerns'
Matt Twomey
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Whether "sequestration" happens or not, money will likely keep flowing into stocks, say analysts.
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Corporations are leaving billions on the table by failing to follow that old crunchy-granola practice: Recycling.
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It was the right idea that maybe came too late — to rent (rather than sell) textbooks to cash-strapped students. CEO Dan Rosenweig knew it from the start.
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One analyst says there's much to like about the money center banks Citigroup and Bank of America.
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Elio Motors plans to roll out a two-seater car that gets 84 miles per gallon in 2014.
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Banks are valued below historical norms and the worst of the new financial regulations are already done, and that has one banking analyst upbeat about bank stocks.
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The CEO behind such brands as Corona, Svedka and Manischewitz said a late-2012 slowdown was due to "fiscal cliff" blues.
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The CEO of Zipcar, which was taken over this week by Avis, told CNBC about a new plan to get around the annual fee.
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Following a slightly disappointing jobs report, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis said Friday that the incessant wrangling over a "fiscal cliff" deal since the November elections had no meaningful effect on hiring.
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First, NerdWallet tackled the job of simplifying personal finance. Now, they're trying to take some of the aggravation out of air travel with a new venture -- TravelNerd.