CNBC Blogs
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Twitter is rolling out a new look across the web and new mobile apps — offering a consistent, more personalized and photo-heavy experience — one that’s consistent no matter where people are using the service.
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A surge in new orders for homes, especially among the big public builders, pushed builder sentiment on an industry survey up three points to the highest level since June of 2006.
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CNO Financial hit a four-year high yesterday, and the option action was just as hot.
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Over the last few weeks European leader have paused on their persistent criticism of Greece, now recognizing it belongs to the Euro family since there is a new, determined leadership in place.
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The Dollar Index could fall rapidly over three to four weeks, which puts immediate pressure on other dollar-linked currencies.
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Budweiser, the world’s biggest brewer, is thinking small. It has announced the results of its Project 12 contest. The contest features three limited-edition beers named after the ZIP codes where they were created.
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Although a slew of homebuilder stocks all hit fresh 52-week highs on Friday, one analyst still sees additional upside for the sector's stock prices, which he described as “lofty.”
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United is set to reveal site upgrades for frequent travelers. Take a look at the planned improvements including the return of a popular tool for hard-core frequent fliers.
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John Carney is in lower Manhattan, following the action at Occupy Wall Street's 1-year anniversary.
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If you're counting the days until your next McDonald's McRib fix, there is some bad news: fans of the cult favorite will need to wait until late December this year, according to a leaked memo.
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It was classic American political theater in Ohio. President Obama, campaigning hard to win votes in a state where one out of every eight jobs is connected in some fashion to the auto industry, chose today to announce the U.S. has filed a trade case with the World Trade Organization against China.
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The FOMC’s statement on their new policy of potentially unlimited purchases either Treasury or mortgage backed securities is troubling at best and disturbing at worst.
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European share prices remain undervalued, even after the sharp rally of the past few weeks, according to a leading London-based analyst.
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Want to know what analysts have been saying about Apple, Facebook, McDonald’s, PNC Financial and Disney? Find out in this CNBC.com Stock Blog Roundup.
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China is a country that has not built its economy up on trust and openness...and yet some American economists have treated Chinese data as though it were a gold standard.
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Canadian gold miner Iamgold has been rocking higher, and bullish traders piled into the stock on Friday.
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Nordstrom is the latest in a string of retailers to announce Canadian expansion plans as companies seek to reach the country’s consumers who exhibit less enthusiasm for ecommerce.
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Six items that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits as we head into the weekend, including how beer drinkers may decide the next president, a free round for Philly — and more!
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Hope we weren't misleading—we're actually talking about trading the celebrities themselves: Kate Middleton, Kristen Stewart and Sally Struthers.
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The Fed said this week that it plans to buy $40 billion of mortgage-backed securities each month until the labor market improves. But it's possible that the Fed might wind up having to buy far more than it plans.
