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CNBC's List: The 25 Most Transformative Businesspeople of the Past 25 Years
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Apple and Google Show That Stock Splits Are Cool Again
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What I Wish I'd Known About Money When I Was 21
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The 15 Online Retailers Most Likely to Offer Discount Codes
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4 Alternatives to Reverse Mortgages
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What 'Mad Men' Teaches Us About Money
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Walmart Brings One-Stop Shopping to Car Insurance
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Fed Expected to Further Taper Bond-Buying Program
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Twitter Set to Tumble as User Growth Disappoints
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Mortgage Applications Dive on Higher Rates, Low Inventory
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'Lego Movie' Gives Time Warner Boost in 1Q
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Hiring Spree: Private Employers Add 220,000 Jobs In April
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U.S. Economic Growth Slows to a Crawl in First Quarter
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Sterling Now Banned, Adidas Reinstates Clippers Deal
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Burger King Flips the Script, and Sizzles as McDonald's Shrinks
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U.S. Government Lost $11.2 billion on GM Bailout
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Old Dwarfs vs. Kid Wizards: Theme Park War Gets Fresh Troops
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Fed Sees Strength in Economy, Continues Bond-Buying Cuts
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