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Netflix has surged 23,000% since the turn of the century
If you had invested $100 at the beginning of this century in shares of Netflix, your position would be worth more than $23,000 today. Not bad... for second best.
Shake Shack tanks after it says it will temporarily shutter locations
Shack Shack is investing in remodeling, new locations, technology upgrades and a move to a single delivery provider, Grubhub.
Why investors should look for value stocks
Value stocks offer more opportunity for shareholders to profit and can improve portfolios.
Under Armour short sellers bank $160M off accounting probe
A year that got off to a promising start hit its low point this year for Under Armour after the company cut its full-year guidance and disclosed that both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department are investigating whether or not the company used misleading accounting practices.
99 things small-business owners and consumers should know
99 must-know small business terms
Set Realistic, Attainable Goals for Your Employees
When it comes to employees, a contract is always being created, reinforced, violated or re-negotiated.
Yes, It's Possible for Founders of Fast-Growing Startups to Connect With Every New Hire. Here's How
People are the most important part of your company, so founders need to make time to connect with every new hire.
How to use an online marketplace to boost your small business sales
Use online markets to boost sales
6 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Work Smarter in Order to Work Less
Delegate, automate, prioritize and disconnect are words to live by for any business owner.
Fact-checking Elizabeth Warren’s Medicare-for-all plan
The numbers add up on paper. But whether they are realistic is open to question.
5 cheapest places to buy land in the US
While it can be expensive to buy a home, it might be more affordable to purchase land property instead. Here are five of the cheapest places to buy land in the U.S.
Special report: Juul disregarded early evidence it was hooking teens
Seventeen-year-old William Smith says he lost his ability to focus on schoolwork at the height of his addiction to Juul e-cigarettes because he "was just focused on getting another hit of the vape." Now, Juul is under fire from critics who say the company helped create an epidemic of teenage nicotine use. Jillian Kitchener has more.
China woos foreign companies while serving its own agenda
Beijing is giving Washington a concession in the trade talks: regulations that would level the playing field for foreign companies in China. But there are doubts about Beijing’s true commitment to opening its market. Photo: Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images
Boeing CEO gives up bonus in wake of widespread backlash after 737 crashes
In the wake of of being lambasted by U.S. lawmakers, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg will not be accepting his 2019 bonus. Veuer’s Chandra Lanier has the story.
Here's how this woman paid off $102,000 in student loans in 6 years
Mandy Velez calculated that she would be 54 years old by the time she paid off her loans if she paid the minimum monthly payment of $300. She wanted to become debt free before she turned 30. Watch this video to learn exactly how Velez tackled her debt and what she plans to do next.
Google may be tracking your every move: Here's what you need to know
Google may be tracking your every move: Here's what you need to know
Iowa farmers hit by perfect storm of bad weather and trade battles
Farmers in Iowa are on the front lines of U.S. policy battles, from trade to climate change. On top of that, there's frustration because this fall's harvest has been delayed by rains. CBS News correspondent Natalie Brand spoke to two farmers on different sides of the political spectrum, and she joined "CBSN AM" to discuss what she learned.
This American city has the most expensive commute, study says
Most expensive and longest commutes in America
How to make dividends work for you
The quarterly payouts your stocks yield can multiply your wealth in amazing ways.
Here's how stocks perform during presidential election years
With Election Day one year away, stocks are poised for strong gains with an incumbent in office.
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