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Qualcomm reaches $975M settlement with China

Qualcomm reached a $975 million settlement with the Chinese government, the company announced on Monday.

Microsoft selling $10.75 billion of new bonds

Deal comes after Apple sold $6.5 billion of bonds last week.

Dish's online TV debuts, targets cord-cutters, cord-nevers

Dish Network's online television service, Sling TV, debuted Monday as a way to entice people who have dropped their cable or satellite TV service or never had one.It's cheaper than a traditional pay-TV package, but it comes with fewer channels. Anyone with an Internet connection in the U.S. can sign up.

Video games could be coming to Vegas casinos

I’m a little too young to remember video arcades, but when older folks tell tales of these places and the times that were had there, their voices are always tinged with a sense of nostalgia and loss. Like MacGyver and denim jackets, the...

Is Your Home Ready to Sell This Spring?

Put these four tasks on your to-do list for a quick and painless sale.

That's one 'wicked' house

The Witch's House in Beverly Hills is ugly, dilapidated and disheveled. But if a Los Angeles witch were rich, she might feel right at home here.

Joan Rivers' penthouse up for $28M: No joke

Joan Rivers' lavish New York City apartment is on the market. It's as candid and colorful as the late comedian.

Wall Street paychecks getting smaller

FBN’s Charlie Gasparino on Morgan Stanley’s brokers’ deferred compensation plan.

Richest Americans prefer cash back

As credit card use begins to climb back to pre-recession levels, here is what affluent Americans want in a credit card.

More Romance, Less Money - Valentine's Day Savings

When it comes to Valentines Day, there are plenty of sweet ideas to save.

Technology Is Set to Invade a Restaurant Near You in 2015

2015 may well be the year that restaurants across the country put guests in control of their own dining experience by allowing them to place orders and pay their checks via tablets and place orders before they get to the counter. Ziosk's CEO Austen Mulinder said, 'Restaurants believe the better experience they can provide, the more regularly that guest is going to come back.' Ziosk is the first pay at the table tablet for the casual dining market. Right now, it's testing with Olive Garden and Red Robin. It's already in the Chili's chain. More food chains are realizing that if a customer can order food before they get to the counter the entire experience becomes much more efficient. Olo is a back-end platform that works on a restaurant's mobile app or website. Olo works with Five Guys, Noodles and Dickey's BBQ and Chipotle. TheStreet's Ruben Ramirez has details from New Jersey.

Obama on Reduced Gas Prices: `You’re Welcome'

President Obama spoke at Ivy Tech Community College on Friday. While the focus of his address was his college savings plan, he did have time to take credit for falling gas prices as well.

Cracking down on payday loans

Payday loans offer fast cash at high interest rates. Now the government is stepping in, trying to stop high fees that often spiral out of control. Cristina Alesci breaks down who the borrowers are, and just how much those fees add up.

Is your smart TV spying on you?

FBN’s Liz MacDonald on Samsung Smart TV’s that may be able to ‘listen’ to your conversations.

50 shades sends sex industry sizzling

The books broke records and now the film version of "Fifty Shades of Grey" is too - even before it's released. As Hayley Platt reports the sex industry is also enjoying a boost.

Netflix launching in Cuba

CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports people in Cuba will be able to subscribe to Netflix starting today.

Wall Street Wary of New European Unrest

Simon Constable and Victor Reklaitis look at how Wall Street will view economic upheaval in Europe, triggered by Greece over the weekend. Photo: Getty

Apple basically saved this earnings season

It's a good thing for Apple, because otherwise the U.S. profit picture would look a lot different.

Analyst picks these as big Internet stock themes

These are the biggest themes affecting Internet stocks, analyst Colin Sebastian tells CNBC.