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  • The Davos World Economic Forum 2014Finance

    Jamie Dimon calls regulation un-American, once again

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    Warren Buffett’s investing successors blew it in 2014

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  • CNBC Events - Season 2013Finance

    Nelson Peltz’s plan to bust up DuPont doesn’t add up

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  • Carl Icahn, left, Bill Ackman, Daniel Loeb and Nelson Peltz. All are well known activist investors.Finance

    Passive investors crushed the activists in 2014

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  • China's Largest Crude Oil Tanker Is Built In GuangzhouFinance

    Wall Street isn’t feeling so ‘super’ about the oil trade

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  • Finance

    The world’s biggest winners and losers from cheap oil, in one chart

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  • Trader watches the screen at his terminal on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New YorkFinance

    6 reasons why stocks may tank in 2015

    By Tom Huddleston Jr. and Stephen Gandel
  • Markets Open Monday After Dow's Major Surge The Previous WeekFinance

    In an up year for stocks, many individual investors lost out

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  • Banking Institutions As U.S. Stocks Fall Amid Global Selloff On China, Greece ConcernsFinance

    Goldman Sachs says JPMorgan Chase should be broken up

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  • Inside Terarosa Coffee Shop As Korean Coffee Lovers Lure Brazilian Arabica SalesFinance

    Coffee and 4 other surprisingly great investments of 2014

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  • Tim Hortons Merges with Burger KingFinance

    The dumbest deals of 2014

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  • High School students Damir Tulemaganbetov, left and Mohammed Islam.Finance

    Top 5 stock market hoaxes of 2014

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  • Finance

    Why the dollar will spoil the 5% GDP party in 2015

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  • Janet Yellen, chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, listens during a Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) meeting with at the U.S. Treasury in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, May 7, 2014. The FSOC today unanimously approved its 2014 annual report, which was developed collaboratively by the members of the Council and their agencies and staffs. […]Finance

    Stock and bond investors can’t agree on what the Fed will do next

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  • A sign for the SEC is pictured in the foyer of the Fort Worth Regional Office in Fort WorthFinance

    F-Squared admits to fraud charges, will pay SEC $35 million

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