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Jeans that give directions? "Smart" products at CES
Do we really need all these "smart" products – or even want them?
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Calif. tells Uber to put the brakes on rides in self-driving cars
Hours after Uber began offering people in San Francisco rides in self-driving cars, California regulators told the ride-hailing company to stop
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Tips to survive your office holiday party
One survey found half of employees actually dread going, but Glamour Magazine's Jennifer Wallace explains why you should attend and how to make the most of it
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With OPEC near a cutback deal, oil prices jump
At the cartel’s Vienna meeting, it appears that Iran will get to freeze output, which would break the impasse
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Wall Street has Dow 25,000 in sight
As stock price records keep falling, the U.S. blue-chip benchmark looks ready to leap another big number
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Major Intel, ARM chip security flaw puts your PCs, phones at risk, researchers say
Security researchers say common processor design used by Intel and mobile chip tech designer ARM may expose sensitive data
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Are small-cap stocks the canary in the coalmine?
Concerns are rising over the so-called "Hindenburg Omen," or when high levels of stocks are hitting both 12-month highs and lows
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Is Tiffany & Co. Amazon-proof?
Unlike other retailers, Tiffany & Co. appears to be fending off Amazon...for now
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Trump stands down on NAFTA, and other MoneyWatch headlines
White House promises to renegotiate, not scrap, trade pact; a "Shark Tank" star investor retires at 42; and America's most-complained-about finance company is revealed. These he...
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ECB keeps its foot on the stimulus pedal
Given worries over the looming French election, the European Central Bank isn't letting up on its monetary support