Topic: Consumers

LinkedIn’s fourth quarter results flew past Wall Street estimates as companies paid LinkedIn more for recruiting services, sending the stock higher after-hours.   Read More

Today on CNBC fresh off his Super Bowl win, Victor Cruz was asked about the most-talked about action "off the field."    Read More

Barclays Capital Equity Research analyst Mark May told CNBC he is willing to cut Groupon some slack on its first quarterly loss, but he is troubled by the online daily deal site not fully disclosing customer and merchant data.   Read More

Ilyse Brainin, creator of Floppets, knew she had a hit toy on her hands when she sold one every minute during two days at the Chicago Toy Fair.   Read More

No matter one’s perspective, we are unable to consider current market conditions vibrant or robust.   Read More

PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi put to rest chatter the Purchase, N.Y., giant would be splitting off its lucrative chip business, saying the companies “together create a lot more shareholder value than apart.”   Read More

Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown had arrived in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl with some time on his hands and that led to what may be the greatest fan adventure - ever.   Read More

Weekly jobless claims is the big number for markets Thursday, as Greece edges closer to a rescue package.   Read More

Apple and Sam’s Club, Wal-Mart Stores’ warehouse clubstore, are reported to be in talks to put Apple stores within 47 of Sam’s U.S. locations, according to a report in 9to5Mac, a website for Apple enthusiasts.   Read More

This just in – money isn’t always No. 1! After the recession, a whopping number of Baby Boomers say money isn’t the most important thing they hope to leave to their kids. What could be more important than money?!   Read More