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There’s a new king in NBA jersey sales. In his first season with the Miami Heat, Lebron James has reclaimed the top spot on the NBA’s best selling jersey list.
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These are heady days for craft beer makers as the category continues to show steady growth despite slumping sales in the overall beer market.
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Major organizations have made similar Twitter gaffes, but this one turned out well for The Red Cross, which may serve as a model for handling Twitter mistakes in the future.
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When partygoers attending next week’s inauguration dinner honoring new Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper want to wet their whistle, they’ll be able to toast the man of honor with a “Hickenlooper Inaugurale.”
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It took just two and half minutes into the New York Rangers v. New York Islanders hockey game to deliver what many curious fans watching the 3D telecast wanted to see: the first 3D hockey fight. While the fight itself didn’t amount to much, the 3D aspect didn’t disappoint.
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TBAHow do you follow-up what many considered the most outrageous ballpark food promotion in minor league history? For the West Michigan Whitecaps the answer lies with not one item but two - and of course, a whole lot of meat, cheese and onions.
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Tiger Woods may have lost a few key sponsors since his November car accident and the resulting fallout, but he continues to draw attention for those that have stood by him.
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Chicken wing prices have spiked, making this year's Super Bowl parties more expensive than last year.
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It's the battle of the beers in the Super Bowl team hometowns. And dreams do come true, Jimmy: A land where beer is cheaper than water!
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With chicken prices up 6 percent, expect wings for the Super Bowl party to cost even more this year.
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Say it ain't so! With costs on the rise, Trader Joe's Charles Shaw brand has to make some tough choices.
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Christina Cheddar Berk is editor of CNBC.com's Consumer Nation and chief trend spotter.
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Since March 2011, Reagan has been general assignment reporter for CNBC’s business day programming.
Retail
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The struggling department store chain this week is rolling out some of the hundreds of sales it ditched last year in hopes of luring back shoppers who were turned off when the discounts disappeared.
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Barnes & Noble expects to shut down as many as a third of its retail stores over the next decade, an executive told The Wall Street Journal.
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Toyota Motors regained the crown as the world's top selling automaker, outpacing rivals General Motors and Volkswagen.