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Happy days for Exxon Mobil
Oct 27, 2011
Happy days are here again, if you are the oil company Exxon Mobil. Our Marketplace Daily Pulse was quickened today after Exxon said it earned $10...
Report: College tuition continues to rise nationally
Oct 26, 2011
College tuition bills will soon start showing up for next semester and they'll be enough to get the pulse racing. The College Board said today tu...
Netflix shares tumble
Oct 25, 2011
Netflix stock could use some mouth-to-mouth today. The company's shares fell more than 30 percent today, the first time they have been below $100 since the summer of 2009.
Happy Holidays, FedEx!
by
Matt Berger
Oct 24, 2011
The Pulse today starts with a riddle: Why would good fortune for FedEx also be good for one of its arch-competitors, the U.S. Postal Service?
Fe...
San Francisco tops trick-or-treat rankings
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Paddy Hirsch
Oct 21, 2011
Zillow has released its list of the top 20 trick-or-treat destinations in the US.
Top of the charts: San Francisco. The city scored highest on w...
Eyes on Brussels as Europe's problems simmer
Oct 21, 2011
With only days to go before a deadline to come up with a plan to settle the European sovereign debt crisis, the main players are still a long way from accord
Few women make Fortune's 'hottest' list
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Paddy Hirsch
Oct 20, 2011
"They're the hottest young stars in business across the globe," Fortune Magazine says, but only six of them are women.
Of Fortune's 40 Under 40,...
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DeLorean Motors aims for electrifying comeback
by
Paddy Hirsch
Oct 19, 2011
I grew up with DeLorean. Literally. Not just because I saw "Back to the Future" numerous times, but I also lived around the corner from the DeLor...
Inflation keeps climbing as food and energy prices rise
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Paddy Hirsch
Oct 19, 2011
Core inflation may be up only slightly, but the rising price of essentials like food and fuel is hurting the economy
What a crock: Low expectations hammer Crocs, Inc.
by
Paddy Hirsch
Oct 18, 2011
Crocs Inc., purveyors of rubbery footwear, fell off a cliff this morning. The company's stock dropped 35 percent after it told investors that it expects poor sales and falling profits because of the economic slowdown.
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