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Is BlackBerry's New Smartphone Enough To Turn The Tide?
BlackBerry is launching a new smartphone that will run on the Android operating system. Will it be enough to save the company?
The search for billion-dollar ideas
CNBC's Julia Boostin reports on Y Combinator, an American seed fund that invests a small amount of money in a large number of startups.
China Announces Cap and Trade Deal: Will U.S. Follow?
Sep 25 -- Brian Deese, a senior advisor to President Obama, discusses China’s commitment to a national pollution-trading system to cut global warming emissions on “With All Due Respect.”
Why this private passenger rail faces heavy opposition
Small coastal communities, alleging a conspiracy, are fighting to stop a passenger line between Orlando and Miami.
Wall Street moves lower on continued weakness in biotech
InvestorPlaceInvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips Financials were the winners of the day, while the selloff in biotech pressured all indices but the Dow Jones, which Nike (NKE) propped up on strong earnings. The post Stocks Move Lower on Continued Weakness in Biotech appeared first on InvestorPlace.
Cramer Remix: How China's winning with Nike
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer shows how Nike proved everyone wrong about China.
Why it's not yet time to buy the dips
Something not often witnessed is happening in the futures market for the CBOE Volatility Index: The VIX futures curve is very flat.
Autonomy's Lynch says report shows HP not hoodwinked on $11 billion deal
Hewlett-Packard Co was made aware of practices at Autonomy, including hardware sales and growth rates boosted by different accounting rules, before it bought the firm for $11 billion in an ill-fated deal, according to founder Mike Lynch.
Cash beats stocks, bonds for first time in 25 years
So far this year cash is outperforming global stocks and bonds—something that hasn’t happened since 1990, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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