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Getting back up and attempting a challenging task after dealing with a setback or the feeling of failure is never an easy thing to do.
Street art is appealing to investors because of its relatively low entry price point and strong historic return on investment.
Millennials are ditching big-box gyms and signing up for smaller boutique fitness classes that promise a toned body and a fun experience.
The rest of it is decorative and will unlikely go up in value over time, says Steve Lazarides, founder of Lazarides.
In a break with tradition, President Donald Trump and the first lady will not to participate in the Kennedy Center Honors arts awards.
It was the afternoon of Sunday, July 23 in a muddy field in Oxfordshire that I succumbed to the inevitable.
CNBC takes a look at the people who’ve inspired such movie adaptations as “Erin Brockovich”, “Wild” and “Catch Me If You Can”.
Jim Cramer reveals what your next move should be in Live Nation with news that Amazon could start offering ticketing.
Jim Cramer reveals what your next move should be in Live Nation with news that Amazon could start offering ticketing.
Jim Cramer explains how Live Nation's latest quarter offers an innate look into top consumer spending trends.
Jim Cramer explains how Live Nation's latest quarter offers an innate look into top consumer spending trends.
Jim Cramer explains how Live Nation's latest quarter offers an innate look into top consumer spending trends.
Jim Cramer says that investing homework can sometimes suppress opportunities and keep investors out of stocks like Amazon, Netflix and Tesla.
Jim Cramer expands on his assertion that the high-growth tech stocks of 2017 are nothing like the dotcom bubble of 2000.
Jim Cramer puts the market into perspective and reveals the high-flying tech company that was cheaper than many investors had thought.
Jim Cramer puts the market into perspective and reveals the high-flying tech company that was cheaper than many investors had thought.
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