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Why Waze is a hot takeover target
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Investors consider life after Fed stimulus
The bull market hit a speed bump this week as investors begin to consider what life will be like when the Federal Reserve starts to taper off its long-standing asset purchasing program.
Hedge fund guru says moms and trading don't mix
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Donations for Oklahoma top $20 million
Millions of dollars are being raised in the wake of the deadly Oklahoma tornado.
Where your donation dollars go
As you watch the horrific aftermath of the tornado in Oklahoma play out on television and reach into your wallet to make a donation, do you know where that money is actually going?
Fortune Brainstorm Podcast: Caterpillar CEO Doug Oberhelman
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Tornado loss estimate: $2 billion to $5 billion
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World stock markets to grind higher
World stock markets look set to bump around awhile after Thursday's plunge in Japan before resuming a rally fueled by cheap central bank cash.
Ackman wins, P&G dumps CEO
Under pressure from activist hedge fund manager Bill Ackman, Procter & Gamble has replaced Chairman and CEO Bob McDonald with its former chief.
Vermont fights back against 'patent trolls'
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Rimrock Ranch: Where cowboy's still king
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Another downer day on Wall Street
Investors were bracing for another weak day on Wall Street Friday.
FCC hopes to avoid 'end of world' for cell phones
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Doomsday investors betting on market crash
Stocks have had a stellar year so far. In fact, the rally has gotten so heated that some investors are making bets on a big crash.
The 'chicken poop' credit and other bad tax breaks
The fuss over Apple's complex strategies to avoid taxes put the corporate tax code on display in all its convoluted glory this week.
Poor hit hardest by Washington budget cuts
Forced federal spending cuts intended to be equal and across-the-board have lately fallen harder on the nation's poor, sick and elderly.
Japan stocks close up after big plunge
After a bumpy ride, stocks in Japan closed with a small gain on Friday, recovering from a deep plunge the day before.
Want to invest in Samsung? Good luck!
With 200 shares of Apple in his portfolio, California resident Dave Kastener was thinking about going rogue. The self-professed "Apple fan" wanted to invest in Samsung.
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