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The higher you go up the income ladder, the greater share of income comes from capital gains, a new study finds.

Staying strong. Taylor Swift revealed in a new letter to fans that her mother Andrea Swift has been [...]

So far, the story goes that David Lynch exited the "Twin Peaks" revival because, as he tweeted, "not enough money was offered to do the script the way I felt it needed to be done." Then the original cast members (though, notably not Kyle MacLachan) released a protest video of sorts, urging the network to do what it takes to bring Lynch back. But as always, there's more to the story. Variety reports that one of the key reasons for the breakdown between the network and Lynch was over the budget. When... Читать дальше...

Not many retailers still report monthly same store sales, but among the few that do, the results for March are a bit disappointing.

It can be difficult to think of a good insult on the spot.

The Labour leader advises us on how to cure and hangover and ponders why his children like hoovering so much.

Bob Pisani on a note from Nomura this morning saying the market is currently pricing in 9.6 percent earnings growth in the S&P 500.

Kimberly Collera apparently tried to make the most of a bad situation.

CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why he believes a deal between Altera and Intel would have made no sense.

Russia is tilting toward China in the face of political and economic pressure from the United States and Europe. This does not presage a new Sino-Russian bloc, but the epoch of post-communist Russia's integration with the West is over.

Matthew Beesley, Henderson Global Investors, gives his outlook on the oil sector and discusses current and future acquisitions.

The marks of a true businesswoman!  Jessica Simpson stepped out in L.A. on Wednesday, April 8,[...]

One million watches will be sold this weekend according to Gene Munster, Piper Jaffray analyst, and that's not counting everyday consumers.

Of all the titles in the Pixar catalog yet to be touched by the lucrative wand of sequels and spinoffs, "The Incredibles" is the notable exception. However, of all the Pixar movies, this is the title fans have been most vocally advocating for a sequel for years. And inch by inch, it's getting closer to happening. A year ago, Disney CEO Bob Iger told investors that Brad Bird was working on a followup, and now comes more concrete news from the writer/director himself. Chatting with NPR, Bird confirmed that the sequel was "percolating," adding... Читать дальше...

Despite a strong job market, many feel the economic recovery hasn't taken hold for them. The Fiscal Times reports.

Bank ordered to post €1bn bail over Swiss private banking arm allegations

An new analysis ranked states on the likelihood of audits.

We've all done silly things when we're drunk.

Disney's Marvel Studios is venturing beyond the realm of family friendly superhero fare with its darker Netflix series.

There's a new set of names primed and ready to take over space at the top U.S. shopping centers.

What if a scientist tried to create a dragon? Where did this idea of fire-breathing dragons come from?, NBC News reports.

End of an era! Bob Schieffer announced on Wednesday, April 8, that he is planning to retire.  [...]

2015 earnings will be better than forecasts suggest because companies are under-promising in order to over-deliver, Brian Belski tells CNBC.

This weekend, Netflix will drop "Daredevil," and for the most part it'll be targeting a younger demographic. So if you're a little bit older, or simply demand programming that doesn't involve red-suited superheroes, the streaming giant has got options. If you're not watching "Bloodline," you should be, and after you're done with that maybe you'll need something a bit lighter. And so, here comes "Grace And Frankie." Starring Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Martin Sheen, and Sam Waterston, the show comes... Читать дальше...