1:23pm: The CEO of First Pacific Advisors shares the words of wisdom that helped make him a top money manager. More
1:11pm: For the first time since its 1970 debut, the St. Patrick's Day milk shake is offered at all 14,000 McDonald's in the U.S.
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1:03pm: There's a new rumor about Greece every day (or minute) but one thing is clear. The Greek stock surge may be short-lived.
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12:50pm: Caesar's Entertainment raised just $16 million in its initial public offering on Nasdaq, but its stock nearly doubled on its debut.
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10:33am: Sprint had strong iPhone sales and customer growth during the fourth quarter, but it posted a $1.3 billion loss.
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10:21am: The son of a former gold miner finds 'gold' in collegiate sterling silver beads for bracelets.
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10:13am: Trump plans to create a 250-room luxury hotel in the historic Old Post Office building located on Washington D.C.'s Pennsylvania Avenue.
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9:46am: U.S. stocks slumped Wednesday as investors remain focused on Greece, where political leaders continue to debate austerity measures needed to secure bailout funds.
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9:07am: Foreclosure inventory drops 8.4% in 2011, as pace of default slows and sale of houses improves, according to a new report.
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8:36am: Time Warner reported quarterly earnings that beat Wall Street's forecasts, largely due to the final Harry Potter movie. Company hiked dividend by 11%, announced $4 billion buyback.
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6:15am: U.S. stocks were set to take another step higher Wednesday, extending gains from the previous day, as hopeful investors bet that Greece will secure the bailout to avoid a default.
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5:29am: The Department of Energy has cut off Fisker's loans but analysts don't expect the electric carmaker to crash and burn.
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5:22am: Rafting, cycling and trekking trips are red-hot and often pricey. Use these smart strategies to keep costs down to earth.
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5:16am: Thousands of small brokerage firms that simply trade stocks and write research reports are teetering on the brink, as trading volume dries up.
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5:08am: The iPhone is squeezing carriers, thanks to the large subsidies Apple demands for its smartphone.
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