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Despite a slowdown in traditional beer production, craft breweries are experiencing almost a 10 percent increase because of shifting consumer tastes.
Companies are preparing to launch unmanned aircraft in the Arctic this summer to aid in energy exploration, climatology research and shipping.
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Google is moving to solar, wind and other alternative energies to power its data centers and banks of servers.
MOOCs may yet upend higher education. For companies, though, MOOCs are already cutting into the $160 billion spent each year on job training.
Three-dimensional printing is going to revolutionize the toy industry, one 3-D printing company exec says.
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An experiment by Fox on a dating website to promote its hit series "The Mindy Project" tests the limits of native advertising.
The bear case against Green Mountain Coffee Roasters has evaporated, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
As electric vehicles catch on, business owners wonder whether the upfront cost of an EV charging station will pay them back in terms of customers.
Charter's pursuit of Time Warner Cable shows how cable television is trying to protect itself against Internet services like Hulu and Netflix.
From Richard Sherman's outburst to Peyton Manning's style, here are some lessons executives can learn from the NFL.
Premiums for health plans sold on Obamacare exchanges are about the same or cheaper than premiums for employer-offered plans, a study finds.
Small shops are on the cusp of turning to new, low-cost and more versatile robots in hopes of increasing their productivity and their bottom line.
A new Tau Investment Management fund aims to revamp the vast infrastructure that moves millions of products and materials around the world.
In a world of big box retail and e-commerce, successful business owners are taking new paths to Main Street success.
Covid-19 is expected to be with us for years even if the colossal investment in treatments and vaccines eventually manages to contain and control the global pandemic. The world will look dramatically different in its wake. As businesses begin the shift from crisis mode to planning for the lasting impact of Covid, CNBC’s journalists will hunt for cases of companies and industries taking a leading role in shaping Our New Future.
CNBC’s financial reporters weigh in on what every investor needs to know when it comes to companies' earnings reports.
As the global death toll from the coronavirus approaches 1 million people, the World Health Organization said it's "not impossible" that the number could double.
Dividends and share buyback programs are slowly returning despite layoffs and permanent job cuts.
Wastewater surveillance is no replacement for standard diagnostic testing, Dave Larsen said, adding that it's just one more tool that can help communities around the country better understand the outbreak.
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