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How one woman masterminded a massive telemarketing scheme, which bilked more than 22,000 victims out of over $30 million.
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Swedish furniture retailer Ikea is recalling kids' bed canopies because of customer complaints of canopy nets tangling around infants.
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Some companies are better than others when it comes to hiring their interns for full-time positions, says a new survey.
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Starbucks' move into alcohol sales is an effort to reach a larger market, both the day crowd and the evening crowd.
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AT&T; said it will start taking pre-orders on Friday for Samsung's Galaxy S5, with the phone selling for $199 with a new two-year contract.
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Home sales slumped in February in part because of a lack of so-called household formation. And that is a mystery.
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Apple needs an iWatch sooner rather than later, or the company will risk losing its innovative edge to rivals, analysts said.
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Russia says it has imposed entry bans on nine U.S. officials in retaliation to Washington's Crimea sanctions.
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Two dozen writers will get tickets to ride the rails for free, but some are concerned that it's more about marketing than the arts.
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Luvo's founder says it is preparing for all financing options in the future including private equity and an IPO.
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FedEx said retailers' shortcomings contributed to the mess it faced over the holidays, according to a report.
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The captain of Cunard's 151,200-ton ocean liner agreed to a rather unusual photo shoot off the coast of Bali.
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Sarah Gibson Tuttle funded a nail salon with the money she saved working in finance for a decade.
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It's been only four months since Black Friday, but the event is making a comeback at Wal-Mart for spring.
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Many of the questions asked in job interviews aren't that helpful in predicting how well a person will do.
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Regulators are warning consumers interested in bitcoin that they could lose it all. Should you have any in your portfolio?
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Satellite images of objects that could be related to the missing Malaysia Airlines flight are "credible" but authorities have yet to confirm whether they are related to the aircraft.
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Regulators contacted public funds with investments in Russia to make sure they are properly managing risks and disclosing holdings to investors as tensions rose over Crimea.
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Hewlett-Packard will outline plans to enter the commercial 3-D-printing market in June.
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Bitcoin's acceptance has stepped up from small deals for pizza and online dating to what may be its biggest deal yet: a luxury villa in Bali.
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President Obama says the U.S. will impose additional sanctions on Russia including on senior officials in Russian government and a bank that provides material support. Additionally, the U.S. will impose sanctions on key sectors of the Russian economy that could potentially disrupt global markets.
Thursday, 20 Mar 2014 | 11:10 AM ETCNBC's Eamon Javers reacts to President Obama's decision to ratchet up sanctions against Russia including a Russian bank.
Thursday, 20 Mar 2014 | 10:31 AM ETCNBC's Jackie DeAngelis reports natural gas inventories draw down to 48 billion cubic feet.
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As The Affordable Health Care Act deadline approaches, Suze explains why it's vital for you to sign up if you are still uninsured.
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Peter Harper, Director at BetaShares Capital, says Europe and Japan have seen strong inflows in equities, from investors who are looking beyond the U.S. for better opportunities.
Thursday, 20 Mar 2014 | 10:09 PM ETPeter Harper, Director at BetaShares Capital, says recent new highs on Wall Street indicate that the U.S. is seeing an economic recovery.
Thursday, 20 Mar 2014 | 9:47 PM ETLu Ting, Greater China Economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, dismisses the possibility of the yuan falling to 6.4 against the greenback.