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Nathan Richardson is determined to disrupt YouTube with his startup #waywire, which allows users to organize share and discover videos from all over the web on one video-focused social network.
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James Beshara wants to solve the "nightmare" of collecting money from friends and family with his social crowdfunding site Crowdtilt.
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BioLite grabbed attention during the hurricane with its portable stove that can generate electricity and charge mobile gadgets. Here's the CEO's 60-second pitch. Are you in or out?
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Symcat CEO & Founder Craig Monsen makes his 60 second pitch.
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Entrepreneur Evan Frank sees his startup Onefinestay as the perfect solution for hotel guests missing the comforts of home. It offers the "unhotel" - a private residence that also comes with 5-star service.
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One King's Lane CEO Doug Mack makes his Power Pitch. Will his venture into the home goods space sway a panel of experts he has what it takes to compete with the established brands?
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When Alexa Von Tobel founded the financial planning startup LearnVest, her goal was to "make financial planning as easy and as accessible as joining a gym."
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Songza's CEO Elias Roman believes curated playlists that focus on what people are actually doing will draw users to Songza.
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LocalResponse CEO Nihal Mehta, talks about his latest advertising venture which allows advertisers to respond to social media moments.
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Nihal Mehta made a 60 second pitch to convince potential investors his marketing start-up has what it takes to succeed.
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CNBC's "Power Lunch" is giving CEOs a chance to make a 60 second "Power Pitch" aimed to convince a panel of experts that their start-up has what it takes to succeed.
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A company owned by the Chinese government is building schools in South Carolina and fixing bridges in NY State. Still, China Construction of America, wants to be seen as an American company, reports CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.
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CNBC's Andrea Day follows the indictment of the people who hosted, funded and then laundered over $100 million in profits, catering games to celebrities, athletes and titans of Wall Street.
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Matthew Cheslock, Virtu Financial, shares his view on the trading day.
Technology
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Clearwire board wants shareholders to accept a richer buyout offer made by Sprint.
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More women in the U.S. would rather give up sex than their mobile device for a week, according to a recent survey.
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The latest edition to emergency preparedness kits: phone chargers.
Small Business
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With his business mistakes, Erik Lars Myers, wasn't expecting to win the $50,000. So, what's the next step for this "Crowd Rules" winner?
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Start-ups have introduced consumer-level 3-D printers that allow entrepreneurs to create parts. See what the fuss is about.
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California start-up founders are on the hook for $120 million in retroactive taxes. A key vote is set for this week.