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The stock market has long been the mistress in the marriage between the Fed and the economy. That relationship came further into the open at the most recent Fed meeting,
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"The economy is not in full swing but we're moving in the right direction," one economist said.
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Enbridge CEO Al Monaco said Enbridge has $15 billion in hand to put into pipeline expansion.
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Former JC Penney CEO Allen Questrom says that the company's board of directors needs to act.
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Carl Icahn appears set to enter the fray over the leveraged buyout of Dell. Trading sources say they are confident that Icahn has amassed a position in Dell that may approach 100 million shares, and would bring him to a roughly 6 percent ownership.
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The European Union fined Microsoft Corp 561 million euros ($731 million) for failing to offer users a choice of Web browser, an unprecedented sanction that will act as a warning to other firms involved in EU antitrust disputes.
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As the courtroom battle between department stores Macy's and J.C. Penney continues, Martha Stewart will win no matter what, said the former chairman of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
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Marriott International and the property division of IKEA Group will debut chic, tech-friendly Moxy Hotels in Europe beginning in 2014 - furniture assembly not required.
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When Berkshire Hathaway and co-investors were putting together the deal to buy Heinz, they wanted the right to terminate the acquisition if they couldn't finance it in the event that some of the biggest banks in the world went bust.
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Facebook is shaking things up again on its desktop platform, and this time it's focusing on breaking up the news feed.
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More people are taking a moment to flip over an item or fish for a label and ask, is it "Made in the USA?"
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Apple has held talks with Beats Electronics, the audio technology firm, on a potential partnership involving Beats' planned music-streaming service. Reuters reports.
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A late-winter storm made its way Wednesday to the nation's capital, where residents braced for the possibility of power outages.
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The head of TD Ameritrade's retail investment arm says that bullish sentiment is near all-time highs.
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A committee of Dell's board of directors said in a statement that it unanimously determined that a sale of the tech company would be the best alternative for shareholders.
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U.S. home prices rose as more homeowners turned to distressed sales rather than foreclosure, in another sign the recovery in the housing market is gaining traction, data from CoreLogic showed on Tuesday.
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Staples, the largest U.S. office supply chain, reported lower-than-expected quarterly revenue and forecast weak full-year earnings as corporate customers and other shoppers in Europe and North America reduced discretionary spending.
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Applications for home mortgages rebounded last week as interest rates tumbled, data from an industry group showed on Wednesday.
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Forbes has described the Saudi billionaire Alwaleed Bin Talal's valuation estimates of his fortunes as an "alternate reality".
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Home diva Martha Stewart testified in court that she did nothing wrong when she signed an agreement to open up shops within J.C. Penney stores.
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Apple has held talks with Beats Electronics on a potential partnership involving Beats' planned music-streaming service, three people familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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The Indy 500 runs on Sunday, and then there is the Coca-Cola 600 at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, where Nascar driver Danica Patrick will be racing. Patrick discusses how she prepares for a long race.
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What the volatility means for the market and how to invest, with CNBC contributors Jim Iuorio and Jeff Kilburg.
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CNBC's Mandy Drury looks at Facebook and the coming competition. Younger users are spending more time on other social networks. With Eric Sherican, UBS.