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The most recent quarterly results of the YPO (Young Presidents' Organization) Global Pulse Confidence Index indicate that US CEOs expect the economy to expand moderately.
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The CEO of CES exhibitor Sonic Emotion describes what's going on behind the scenes.
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The travel sector could power the US economic recovery and further strengthen its position as a global economic powerhouse.
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Washington politicians have a long history of enacting phony fixes to fiscal problems. They use a variety of budget gimmicks to make it appear that the deficit is being cut, when in fact the overspending continues unabated.
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The R&D tax credit needs to be addressed before 2012 ends—if it isn’t, it could have an adverse effect on future economic and job growth in the United States.
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Both U.S. political parties have created an obscuring fog of uncertainty that is holding back the creativity and risk-taking of entrepreneurs.
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CNBC's Brian Sullivan speaks to Richard Phillips, Pilot Freight Services CEO, about how Philadelphia, America's "third best city for stocks," provides the jolt the U.S. economy needs, and the fiscal cliff.
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Many nonprofits rely on the fourth quarter for a substantial portion of their yearly income. So far, the year has been really hard.
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The "Mature" market accounts for the majority of America's wealth and here is how companies can tap into it.
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As the world ages, managing healthcare quality and costs is becoming increasingly important. That's where information technology comes in.
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From "Two and a Half Men," celebrity stock trades and hiring in California , CNBC's Jane Wells reports.
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The world is getting smaller for entrepreneurs, and that’s a good thing. It gives entrepreneurs an opportunity to make an impact on more than just their businesses.
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CNBC reached out to some executives to hear how they’ve been impacted by Hurricane Sandy and how they are adapting their business during the recovery
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Once all is said and done, consumers, the state and Amazon all could actually benefit – the rare win–win–win for all involved.
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If you are someone who has to retrain hundreds or thousands of users, you may have to take a leap of faith to believe you will be in a better place when you have finished the Windows 8 journey. But worry not.
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As a country, we must stop demonizing certain modalities of energy and adopt an “all of the above” approach.
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The Internet gaming restart will likely create a far more complex series of changes than some observers imagine, and implications for casino owners could be momentous and unexpected.
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The way to foster long-term relationships is to admit that we cannot know what the markets will do, says Mark Hebner, president of Index Fund Advisors.
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While not nearly as high-profile as the “Barbarians at the Gate” world of Wall Street, middle market M&A creates huge amounts of liquidity in the American economy, with about $275 billion of middle market transactions closed in 2011.
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It turns out that many of the elements that make gaming so intensively attractive to so many young people are actually very useful in motivating those same youngsters to work harder and longer on scholastic and skills-based pursuits.
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Media Money with Julia Boorstin
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In the wake of Yahoo buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion, the attention has shifted to who could be next.
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Facebook needs to be careful about protecting the user experience.
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Several new names have emerged into the spotlight. Here are a few of them...beyond the big three to watch.
Inside Wealth
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Millionaire parents often hold off telling their kids how wealthy they are until they are well into adulthood. Is this right?
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David Karp may be making a bundle on Tumblr, but he's not motivated by money, his father tells CNBC.
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A huge diamond unearthed in Botswana commanded an unearthly price of $26.7 million from Christie's auction house.
Executive Careers Blog
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Empathy means, like a good chess player, you study the board from all angles.
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How do you communicate expectations? Does your staff know what you truly want?
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After you screw up, it's easy to lose perspective - here's how to keep it.
Special Reports
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The day you stop working will be here before you know it, making preparation now key to enjoying your golden years.
