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  • Why Waze maps are so valuable 

    Waze is one of a handful of companies that owns actual map data, making it an attractive target for Apple, Facebook or Google.

  • Moms can't trade because...they breast feed? 

    Billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones says, controversially, once women have kids, their investment prowess is 'overwhelmed.'

  • Arrested Development returns to Netflix 

    Fans of the previously cancelled sitcom can cheer as Netflix airs a new season of the show online.

  • Abercrombie isn't cool. Stock tanks. 

    Shares of the controversial retailer plunged on a lousy earnings report. Maybe the company would do better if it didn't have such an exclusionary attitude.

  • Where Hollywood's cowboys unwound 

    In the 1950s, Rimrock Ranch was the weekend retreat for actors like Gene Autry and Roy Rogers who were shooting westerns in nearby Pioneertown, Calif. Today, urbanites rent cabins here to reconnect with nature and enjoy the desert calm.

  • Teen's tech promises 20-sec phone charge 

    High school student Eesha Khare won the Intel Young Scientist Award for creating a super capacitor that can charge a cell phone in 20-30 seconds.

  • Can apps win the Stanley Cup?  

    The New York Rangers take CNNMoney behind the scenes to show us how tech has been a game-changer for them.

  • Cheap energy will bring back U.S. jobs 

    Analyst Meredith Whitney says that the flood of cheap, natural gas will ultimately bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.

  • Why Texas is creating jobs 
    Why Texas is creating jobs(3:45)May 23 2013

    Banking analyst Meredith Whitney says that conservative-leaning 'fly-over' states are attracting more jobs than tax-heavy states like California.

  • Don't sweat Japan's stock plunge 

    The Nikkei's big drop is hardly a cause for concern considering that Japan's stock market was sorely in need for a pullback.

  • FEMA tornado shelter funding under fire 

    The city of Moore, Oklahoma, devastated by a tornado, says getting federal funding for safe rooms before the destruction was too difficult.

  • Chevy Impala: Seriously, 'It rocks' 

    The 2014 Chevrolet Impala may seem like a boring rental car, but with more power and a decent ride it's actually pretty impressive.

  • Celebrating the web in 5 words 

    For 17 years the Webby Awards have celebrated the best of the internet. Winners this year included Kevin Spacey, Jerry Seinfeld and Frank Ocean.

  • Tumblr founder: It's not a social network 

    CEO David Karp says he selfishly started Tumblr as his personal blog, then realized that people could be connected through ideas instead of relationships.

  • Tumblr CEO on Mayer and dropping out 

    A now very rich 26-year-old Tumblr CEO David Karp calls Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer 'a genius of the geniuses' and discusses dropping out of high school.

  • Diamonds are forever: Zale soars 

    Shares of jewelry retailer Zale surged after the company reported a surprise profit. It also named a new chairman who formerly led one of Zale's top competitors.

  • How Xbox One could be a game-changer 

    The new Kinect sensor creates new opportunities but it's up to game developers to support it.

  • Why nuclear is still a booming business 

    URS CEO Martin Koffel tells Fortune how his business still profits from nuclear power plants despite very few new plants being built.

  • See Microsoft's new Xbox in 90 seconds 

    Microsoft unveils the Xbox One, a new console for high-powered video games plus streaming TV and movies.

  • First look: Microsoft Xbox One lab 

    Take a sneak peak into Microsoft's research lab where they develop and test the new Xbox One and Kinect.

  • Why do travelers choose Spirit Airlines? 

    Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza says that 'consumer apprehension' is driving travelers to Spirit Airlines, whose fare costs are lower than the majority of airlines.

  • Apple CEO Cook: 'I'm not an unfair person' 

    Apple CEO Tim Cook does not believe Apple's offshore cash practices and tax payments are unfair and says he wouldn't preside over them if they were.

  • Rand Paul 'offended' as Apple gets grilled 

    Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Tennessee is 'offended' by the Congressional hearing on Apple's taxes, but Democratic Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan says the inquiry is necessary.

  • Herbalife soars. Get Bill Ackman a vitamin? 

    Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman has shorted the nutritional supplement company because he thinks it's a pyramid scheme. But Herbalife's stock is on fire this year. Oops?

  • Ticketing startup's push to be a $1B biz 

    Launched in 2006, Eventbrite has sold over 100 million tickets for events from two people to a hundred thousand.

  • Italy's new pizza chefs: Egyptians 

    Despite high unemployment, Italian pizza chefs are ditching the profession and relying on Egyptians and other foreign workers to get the dough in the oven.

  • Pitching the next great startup 

    From undercover yoga, to frozen yogurt for dogs, small business owners trying out for the ABC series 'Shark Tank' give their quick pitches.

  • Will Tumblr make Yahoo cool again? 

    Yahoo is buying the blogging site for $1.1 billion. Investors love Marissa Mayer's strategy but can Tumblr really breathe life into the company?

  • Is Dimon still the toughest guy on Wall St? 

    Jamie Dimon's reputation has taken a hit following a year of missteps at JPMorgan Chase.

  • Breast pump sales boosted by Obamacare 

    Breast pumps are now covered by the Affordable Care Act, and the increase in demand has led to shortages.

  • Go inside a Bangladeshi garment factory 

    Garment factory owners struggle to shake off the stigma of poor working conditions after the tragic collapse of rented facility that was not equipped for factory use.

  • Engagement ring: Watch how it's made 

    Get a rare look inside a jewelry factory and see how custom diamond engagement rings are made from design, to a 3D-printed model, stone setting, polishing and laser engraving.

  • Does patenting genes obstruct research? 

    Myriad Genetics has patents on the two mutated genes that prompted Angelina Jolie to undergo a mastectomy, which critics say obstructs the research needed to find a cure for breast cancer.

  • Mobile ads key to Facebook's recovery 

    Facebook's historic IPO was marred by its botched entrance on the Nasdaq one year ago but the stock has stabilized thanks to progress in mobile.

  • No life of luxury: Nordstrom stock falls 

    The high-end retailer's results missed forecasts. With Wal-Mart and J.C. Penney also disappointing, are the wealthy cutting back on spending just like the middle class?

  • Tea-delivering drone, phone-charging bike 

    Startups are looking past the smartphone and creating innovative tech hardware to solve unexpected problems.

  • About.me founder on AOL split 

    About.me founder Tony Conrad says his social media company is for those who don't fit into the LinkedIn 'rubric,' and that buying back his company from AOL was 'amicable.'

  • $30M Beverly Hills Cop shootout home 

    Eddie Murphy fought the bad guys at this place, but that's not its only claim to fame. A secret Prohibition-era bar also sits inside this three-acre Santa Monica, Calif. estate.

  • Why Dreamworks is buying YouTube channels 

    Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg says he bought AwesomenessTV, a YouTube channel, to target teens.

  • Kohl's is the anti Wal-Mart 
    Kohl's is the anti Wal-Mart(1:03)May 16 2013

    Shares of discount retailer Kohl's were up on strong earnings despite weak sales. The company said it kept expenses down. Meanwhile, Wal-Mart dipped on its outlook.

  • How I make money mining bitcoins 

    With bitcoins still hovering over $100, one miner explains how he makes money running his computer 24/7, supporting the Bitcoin system.

  • How Weight Watchers got its start 

    Weight Watchers began 50 years ago as a regular meeting in founder Jean Nidetch's apartment.

  • Small SUVs struggle in crash test 

    Five SUVs including the Hyundai Tuscon, Ford Escape, Kia Sportage, Buick Encore and Jeep Patriot earned poor ratings in a tough new crash test.

  • Google: We're still a software company 

    At its annual I/O conference, Google showcased a number of software updates yet almost nothing new in hardware.

  • Ram 1500: Good looks, great truck 

    The Ram 1500 combines great looks with fuel efficiency, air suspension and real truck performance.

  • Google's new products in 90 seconds 

    A new music service, new maps, voice search and a surprise appearance by CEO Larry Page were among the highlights at Google I/O.

  • How to hack a bank with a laptop 

    Banks are hiring security consultants to test the safety of their deposits. But often, it's still too easy to steal.

  • Nothing runs like a Deere (investor) 

    Shares of Deere & Company are down after the company gave a cautious outlook due to the sluggish global economy and overly rainy conditions in the Midwest.

  • Remember Maxell's 'Blown Away Guy'? 

    The electronics maker never knew its audio cassette commercial would find a place in pop culture history.

  • Too late to invest in the bull market? 

    As the Dow and S&P 500 both hit record highs, some investors are wary of the rally while others are finding value in stocks that are lagging behind.

Where Hollywood's cowboys unwound  
In the 1950s, Rimrock Ranch was the weekend retreat for actors like Gene Autry and Roy Rogers who were shooting westerns in nearby Pioneertown, Calif. Today, urbanites rent cabins here to reconnect with nature and enjoy the desert calm.  Play
Chevy Impala: Seriously, 'It rocks'  
The 2014 Chevrolet Impala may seem like a boring rental car, but with more power and a decent ride it's actually pretty impressive.  Play
How Xbox One could be a game-changer  
The new Kinect sensor creates new opportunities but it's up to game developers to support it.  Play
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