8:48pm: Tesla has tangled with dealership associations in a number of states in its effort to sell its Model S electric sedan directly to consumers rather than using franchised car dealers. More
7:12pm: Dramatic moves in Japanese bond and equities markets in recent days have raised questions about the long-term viability of the country's ambitious economic recovery plan.
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5:57pm: The ITC ruled Tuesday that several older Apple products violate a Samsung patent, and those devices can't be imported to or sold within the United States.
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4:52pm: After years of trying to have a sibling for their son, Rachel Hopper and Josh Williams were surprised with twins. Now they have a bigger family and a tighter budget.
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4:37pm: Domino's U.K. has released a concept video showing an unmanned drone delivering pizzas.
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2:06pm: Chrysler Group says Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs that federal safety regulators say is at risk of fire in rear-end crashes are safe.
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1:05pm: Under two new subscription programs, United is offering customers the chance to prepay for a year's worth of checked baggage fees or for seats with extra legroom.
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12:29pm: Pimco's Bill Gross says that ultra low interest rate policies and ongoing bond buying programs around the world aren't working.
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12:19pm: The Obama administration issued five executive actions to cut down on patent trolls' abuse of the court system.
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12:16pm: Kaspersky Lab uncovered a new Chinese hacker group that is targeting the U.S. government and private industry.
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12:00pm: The European Commission says it will impose provisional tariffs on solar panels imported from China, accusing exporters of flooding the EU at prices way below production cost.
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11:33am: Many Wal-Mart workers have to rely on public assistance like food stamps and Medicaid because of their wages aren't enough to make ends meet. It's a cost that's borne by taxpayers.
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11:09am: Netflix let its Viacom streaming deal expire last month, and Amazon took advantage immediately.
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9:44am: Just 12 months ago, Greece was at risk of leaving the eurozone. This week, a U.S. corporate raider who made his name two decades ago, has offered to buy 10% of all Greek government debt issued last year.
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9:38am: Stocks tumble on weakness in the energy and materials sector. The Dow ends lower for the first time on a Tuesday in 20 weeks.
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8:19am: Lululemon says it will ramp-up supplies of black luon yoga pants this month after changes in material to solve problem that made them see through.
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5:54am: After a tornado or other natural disaster, it's pivotal for entrepreneurs to properly manage employees, customers and vendors. Here's how these business owners did it.
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5:53am: As the economy recovers, America's love affair with the oversized McMansion has been reignited. The Census Bureau reports that the median home size in the U.S. hit an all-time record of 2,306 square feet in 2012.
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5:50am: As Wall Street firms publicly support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality and same-sex marriage, some say it's slowly becoming easier to be out of the closet on Wall Street - but there's still a long way to go.
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5:11am: If the Dow manages even a small gain, this will be the 21st Tuesday in a row it will have ended in positive territory.
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12:40am: Manufacturers fear jobs losses, environmentalists more fracking as U.S. steps up natural gas exports.
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12:04am: Shares of Australian surfwear company Billabong plummeted Tuesday, losing more than half their value as the company announced an end to takeover talks and warned of lower profits.
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