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Top business story in 2013: Booming stock markets
It was an easy year to emulate Warren Buffett even as Congress almost wrecked the economy. U.S. stocks rocketed to new heights, and markets in Japan and Europe jumped, too. The gains enriched investors ...
Associated PressPublic Records Posted Online for Anyone to See
Did you know that public records are posted online and can be viewed by anyone in seconds? Marriages, divorces, bankruptcies, etc. Search anyone.
AdChoices Instant CheckmateSponsored7 Tips for Stress-Free Holiday Gift Returns
Retailers are making it easier than ever to exchange or return items after the holidays, and some modify their standard return policy to accommodate for the holiday rush. Even though some retailers can be more lenient with their return policy during the post-holiday rush, you will be able to speed…
U.S.News & World Report LPU.S. court rejects BP bid to require proof of Gulf oil spill losses
(Reuters) - BP Plc has failed to persuade a U.S. federal judge to require businesses seeking to recover money over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill to provide proof that their economic losses were caused by the disaster. U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier in New Orleans said the British oil company…
ReutersTelecom Egypt Jumps on Vodafone Stake Sale Bets: Cairo Mover
Telecom Egypt Co., the country’s landline phone monopoly, climbed the most in more than five months on bets the sale of its stake in Vodafone Plc.’s local unit could lead to higher dividend payments.
BloombergKeys to Copywriting: The Devil of Using Details
When developing your company’s marketing and branding materials, one of the most common challenges is how detailed you should make your creative. After all, if you go into too much detail you risk overwhelming the prospect. If they’re presented with a long, text-heavy design, there’s a good chance…
Business 2 CommunityWhy Businesses Using Bitcoin Should Not Worry About Chinese Banks
Although the acceptance of Bitcoin has grown wider in the past few months, doubts still remain over its international legitimacy, as China has recently banned banks from handling transactions involving the alternative currency. In a notice posted by the People’s Bank of China, it stated that the…
Business 2 Community8 Steps to Accelerate Your Brand’s Growth in 2014
One of the most exciting opportunities for business is to inspire your customers to build your business with you. Here are eight steps to ensure your customers are sufficiently engaged, loyal, and motivated to share your brand with their networks in 2014. 1. As social business evolves, so should…
Business 2 CommunityMORE BAD ADVICE FROM MCDONALD'S
The same McDonald's advice site that told workers they need a 2nd job to live is now advising employees to not eat McDonald's if they want to stay healthy.
TouchVisionFrazier discusses job security with Vikings players; “It’s the elephant in the room”
Vikings coach Leslie Frazier has been adamant about not discussing his job security during meetings with the media in recent weeks, but he decided he needed to address reports that he’s on his way out with the team on Tuesday. Frazier explained to Detroit reporters on a conference call that he felt…
ProFootball Talk on NBC SportsaPinterest Achieves Major Milestones In 2013
Pinterest is driving more buying traffic to businesses than any other social media platform including Facebook. Regardless of what type of business you are in if you can find a way to be successful on Pinterest it is in your best interest to do so. The Service Provider Myth You’re thinking “I’m a…
Business 2 CommunityHigh Tide Does Not Raise All Boats Equally
This new research examines the relationship between Customer Experience (measured in social NPS®) and brand market share changes in a rapidly growing market, such as smartphones. The Tide Comes In The quarter over quarter growth of the smartphones market peaked at 20% during 4Q12, while market…
Business 2 CommunityAnalysis - In telecom merger mania, sceptical eye from Obama administration
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A pair of potentially transformative U.S. telecoms and cable deals could run afoul of Obama administration regulators who worry that mergers among market leaders would hurt consumers. With both cable and mobile phone operators grappling with slowing growth,…
ReutersBold prediction: Microsoft will buy Yahoo
CNBC's Bob Pisani has some fearless predictions for 2014, including a big deal that would put Marissa Mayer in Microsoft's top spot.
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AdChoices InstaflexSponsoredIs this the season shoppers take home a 3-D printer?
Although 3-D printing has been a breakout tech story this year, the real question is whether the printers will end up in people's homes.
CNBCCost of Imperial's Mackenzie Gas Project hits more than C$20 bln
CALGARY, Alberta, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Imperial Oil Ltd has upped its cost estimate for the Mackenzie Gas Project in Canada's far north by about 40 percent because of rising prices for materials and labor, meaning the entire project would cost more than C$20 billion ($18.82 billion) if it goes ahead.…
ReutersNextel Mexico’s Decline Forces Tough Decisions
NII Holdings Inc., a wireless carrier that operates under the Nextel brand in Latin America, is faltering in its attempt to turn a walkie-talkie service into a viable competitor to Mexico’s mobile-phone ...
BloombergU.S. watchdog tells American Express to refund duped clients
By Douwe Miedema WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators fined American Express on Tuesday over deceptive and misleading practices in selling credit card add-on products, and forced it to repay a total of $59.5 million to duped customers. The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said the…
ReutersTarget Seen Losing Customers in Wake of Card Data Breach
At the height of the holiday shopping season, Target Corp. finds itself grappling to maintain customers’ loyalty in the wake of a breach that exposed data from 40 million debit and credit cards.
BloombergChampagne sales fall flat on French economic gloom
* Champagne sales seen falling in volume with revenue flat * Most markets outside Europe still seen growing PARIS, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Economic woes in champagne's home market of France took the fizz out of global sales of the prestige sparkling wine for the second year in a row in 2013, with…
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| Initial Jobless Claims | N/A | Dec 26 |
| Natural Gas Inventories | N/A | Dec 27 |
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