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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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The Power Pitch
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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.
Power Lunch
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CNBC annual Top States for Business is coming up. A look at what is measured in comparing states, with CNBC's Scott Cohn.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports from Delta's new terminal at JFK Airport in New York. Delta invested $1.4 billion into the terminal expansion.
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"Accidental landlords" emerge as people decide to rent their homes instead of doing a short sale or a foreclosure. CNBC's Diana Olick, offers insight.
Technology
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Many users don't take steps to protect themselves and their data on their smartphones and tablets.
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Hewlett-Packard is on its way to becoming a growth company again, CEO Meg Whitman told CNBC.
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Twitter used to be cool, but the media has screwed it up, the actor and angel investor Ashton Kutcher says.
Small Business
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Three start-ups have created mobile apps to order food and beverages from your seat. Is America not a great country?
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Debt-laden businesses make decisions out of desperation. So cut up the credit cards and use these four strategies instead.
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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.