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The Fed cracks down on unfair and deceptive practices in the credit-card business. We look at tricks of the trade like hidden fees and unexpected hikes in borrowers' interest rates
Based on a first look, RIM's new smartphone for corporate users is impressive
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The billionaire investor is poised to propose a slate of directors to replace Yahoo's board, but will Microsoft take the bait?
Capitol Hill is taking aim at what some see as rampant speculating. But the U.S. can't control a complex, sprawling global oil market
Can the fledgling microblogging service become a social media powerhouse to rival Facebook—or will it be gobbled up?
Stressed by rising gas prices and a weak economy, consumers are cutting corners. Which stocks benefit, and which suffer?
Big Blue's World Community Grid and a University of Washington team are using PCs globally to develop better strains of rice
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A lower than expected increase in consumer prices, strength in retail stocks, and an easing of credit conditions pushed equities higher Wednesday
Many of the country's tech startups have moved to Silicon Valley or set up outposts there. Now they need to innovate and take risks at home
Her Presidential primary campaign owes some $20 million. If Hillary ultimately loses, the source of funds she'll use to pay the debt is unknown
The cellular giant is throwing its weight behind the Linux-based LiMo operating system, instead of Google's Android, for its mobile phones
Jeneanne Rae of Peer Insight gives practical advice using examples of transformations at companies such as Amazon.com, IBM, and Boeing
Other enterprises can benefit by borrowing strategies from companies that have prospered generation after generation
Smurfit-Stone's parent was bought out by a group that owned rival papermakers. Some directors wound up serving two masters. They had to go
As traditional sources such as banks and government agencies pull back, peer-to-peer lending is entering the student loan market
Specialty stores and the Internet have made it easier for men under 5 feet 8 inches to find clothing that fits them
"Internet users will begin to question exactly who is producing content and will place a premium on valid and reliable content."
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Even though the Paramount chairman quarreled with Spielberg, he deserves credit for a summer movie lineup that could produce hefty profits
College students who serve as unsalaried interns in order to train for their desired professions are not being exploited. Pro or con?
To find out how small businesses are faring in a faltering economy, we went to the source