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How to Leverage User-Generated Content to Boost Conversions

By showing your audience that your products have a vocal and satisfied user base, you'll see increased engagement, traffic and conversions.

2 Simple Steps to Withstand Google's Constant Updates to Its Search Algorithm

You must do the best job on the internet at delivering the answers searchers are seeking.

5 Ways to Protect Your Company from a Cyberattack

Is your company equipped to handle a cyberattack? Follow these tips to stay safe.

Juul stops selling mint-flavored products

Juul is halting sales of its popular mint flavor. Mint accounts for about 70% of Juul's U.S. sales, according to a person familiar with the company's finances. The Trump administration is expected to announce a policy that would ban mint-flavored e-cigarettes. CNBC's Meg Tirrell reports.

How to choose the right health care plan

Veuer’s Elizabeth Keatinge tells us what the experts say about choosing a health care plan.

Disney shares get earnings boost from parks, films

Walt Disney's theme parks and a remake of "The Lion King" boosted quarterly earnings past Wall Street targets on Thursday as costs came in lower than expected for its big plunge into streaming entertainment. Yahaira Jacquez reports.

Here's how 'The Target Effect' gets customers to spend more money

If you've ever walked out of Target with more things than you intended on buying, you're not alone. It's an experience so common, the internet has coined the term "the Target Effect" to describe it. And it turns out, it's not your fault. Here's how Target gets you to spend more.

YouTube grapples with digital political ad dilemma

Google is discussing changes to its current political ad policy just a few weeks after releasing a new tool on YouTube to streamline its ad booking process. WSJ's Emily Glazer breaks down the state of political advertising on Facebook, Twitter and Google.

Unemployment rising in swing states, despite strong US economy overall

Employers added 128,000 jobs in October, stocks are hitting a record high, and the national unemployment rate is near a historic low, but last week the Justice Department released data showing unemployment is ticking up in nearly a third of U.S. counties. Washington Post economics correspondent Heather Long spoke to CBSN's "Red & Blue" about what it all means.

Your bond fund may be riskier than you think

A new academic study claims popular fund researcher Morningstar may be misclassifying bond funds.

Cramer: Time for some strategic selling after market's big run

The "Mad Money" host says the market rally creates an opportunity to make profits that can be deployed in a pullback later on.

5 medium-risk investments for high returns

A few high-return investing strategies that come with moderate risks.

Black Friday vs. Prime Day: How They Stack Up

Black Friday isn’t an obscure event for a few die-hard shoppers.

See inside J.R.R. Tolkien's house listed for nearly $6 million

The Oxford, England home where J.R.R. Tolkien lived from 1937 to 1940 and wrote "The Hobbit" and parts of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy is for sale for 4.58 million euros, or nearly $6 million.

The best and worst states to live in

One of the most common measures used for ranking the level of development and wealth of a given country or geography is gross national income adjusted for population — or GNI per capita.

The value of America's natural resources revealed

Ever been curious about how much money is hiding in America’s untapped natural resources? We reveal what they’re really worth…

Dow futures jump 150 points after China says it has agreed with the US to roll back tariffs

U.S. stock index futures turned sharply higher Thursday morning after China reportedly said the world’s two largest economies had agreed to cancel additional tariffs imposed in their months-long trade war.