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Luxury Car Makers Joining The SUV MarketBentley and Rolls-Royce are joining other major luxury car makers in creating an SUV model.
| Madison Burke
Luxury Car Makers Joining The SUV MarketBentley and Rolls-Royce are joining other major luxury car makers in creating an SUV model.
| Madison Burke
Warren Buffett Increased Stake In Media, Dropped Exxon MobilWarren Buffett's every investment move is sure to be scrutinized, and his most recent is with one of the media industry's biggest names.
Let's Talk About This Snapchat ValuationA new Bloomberg report claims Snapchat is seeking another round of funding that could put its valuation at between $16 billion and $19 billion.
Can A High-Tech Makeover Save Barbie?Mattel has introduced a new Barbie that can listen and respond to spoken words.
| Madison Burke
Chicago Cabbies Halt Rides To Protest Uber, LyftIn protest of ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft, Chicago cab drivers refused to give customers rides for four hours Tuesday morning.
Bank Hackers Use Malware To Steal An Estimated $300 MillionThe Carbanak malware infected more than 100 banks across the world, according to a new report from security firm Kaspersky.
Why Xiaomi's Smartphones Might Not Work In The U.S.Xiaomi has started selling some products in the U.S. but it might have made a wise decision not offering its smartphones in the states yet.
Alibaba CEO Explains Why Employees Won't Get Red EnvelopesAlibaba CEO Jack Ma wrote in a blog post that employees would not be receiving traditional hongbao gifts this year. He cited unexceptional results.
'Fifty Shades' Is Changing Movies More Than You Know"Fifty Shades of Grey" fever is not only breaking records for online movie ticket sales; it's affecting everything from advertisers to sex toys.
American Express Stock Plunges With Costco Deal Set To EndThe credit card company announced Thursday its exclusive deal as the only credit card accepted by the wholesale giant would expire in March of 2016.
Expedia To Buy Rival Orbitz For $1.3 BillionExpedia acquired travel site Orbitz, its third in the past four months. The two companies announced the acquisition Thursday.
| Madison Conklin
Sony's Pascal: 'All I Did Was Get Fired'At the Women in the World conference Wednesday, Amy Pascal spoke publicly for the first time about the massive Sony hacks that led to her firing.
Tesla Blames Low Q4 Earnings On Delivery Issues, China SalesTesla's Q4 earnings, released Wednesday, fell below expectations because of difficulties delivering cars to customers and low sales in China.
Apple Cracks $700 Billion, Announces Solar Energy DealApple is the first U.S. company to surpass $700 billion in market value. It also announced a new solar power partnership to power its headquarters.
Target Settles Multimillion-Dollar False Advertising SuitTarget has settled a multimillion-dollar lawsuit in California over false advertising, but it's not the only company accused of deceiving customers.
Now There's Actually A Way To Get Paid For Your SelfiesThere's a way you can get paid for that selfie. Stylinity released an app that lets fashion-forward users show off their outfits for others to buy.
Apple Pay Takes Off With JetBlueJetBlue will be the first airline to accept Apple Pay transactions in the air when it launches the service on select flights in mid-February.
Why Qualcomm's $975M Fine Might Not Be All That BadChip maker Qualcomm has agreed to pay China a $975 million fine, after the country's officials found it had violated an antitrust law.
Box Office Top 3: SpongeBob Takes Top Spot With $56MSpongeBob's second feature-length film takes the No. 1 spot at the box office this weekend, finally dethroning "American Sniper."
New Reports Show HSBC Helped Clients Dodge TaxesData leaked in 2009 shows the Swiss branch of HSBC helped wealthy clients avoid paying taxes on their Swiss accounts.
Anthem Data Wasn’t Encrypted, But It Might Not Have MatteredSince the Anthem attackers reportedly used an administrator password, encryption probably wouldn’t have made a difference.
Early Investigation Suggests Anthem Hack Was China-BackedGovernment and independent investigators say the attack bore characteristics of previous state-sponsored hacks from China.
Twitter's User Problem Clouds An Otherwise Solid QuarterTwitter posted fantastic revenues and even lost less money than analysts expected, but user growth continues to plague the company's performance.
RadioShack Files For Bankruptcy, Yields To Online RivalsRadioShack has officially filed for bankruptcy after struggling against online retailers for years.
GM Dishes Out Big Bonuses To Union WorkersIn the midst of its pricey recall, General Motors gave its union workers a larger bonus than contracts required.
| Madison Burke
'Sophisticated' Anthem Breach Could Affect MillionsThe health insurer, which serves 69 million people, says it suffered a cyberattack that might have put users' sensitive personal information at risk.
Google Regains Search Access To Twitter's FirehoseGoogle will once again start indexing Twitter’s daily output in its search results.
High Schoolers More Worried Than Ever About Finding JobsAccording to a new Gallup poll, more and more high schoolers say they aren't confident that they'll find a good job after graduating.
FCC Chairman Details His Net Neutrality ProposalFederal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler's plan would apply to ISPs and wireless carriers. It will go to a full vote later this month.
Ferrari Unveils New 488 GTB With Turbocharged EngineFerrari has finally unveiled the turbocharged 488 GTB which boasts a rear-mounted V8 engine and 670 horses.