Laura Lorenzetti

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  • Warhol's Silver Car Crash Auctioned At Sotheby's Contemporary Art AuctionLuxury

    7 standout artworks from Sotheby’s and Christie’s fall auctions

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  • Celebrity Chefs & Vintners Gather in Pebble BeachRetail

    Diageo trades in Bushmills whiskey for Don Julio tequila

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  • Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Crashes During Test Flight In Mojave Desert

    Virgin Galactic descent device activated early, crash investigators say

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  • Telsa CEO Elon Musk Unveils New VehicleFeatures

    Ebola vaccines and the jobs report — 5 things to watch for this week

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  • Bloomberg Government Health Care Conference

    Ex-Apple CEO John Sculley launches low-cost smartphone brand

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  • Apple To Debut New IPads As Tablet Rivals Crowd Maturing MarketLeadership

    Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has these 7 openly gay leaders to thank

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  • Starbucks in BeijingRetail

    Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies: Starbucks, where innovation is always brewing

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  • Fed Chair Janet Yellen Holds News Conference Following FOMC MeetingFinance

    End of an era as the Fed ends its huge bond-buying program

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  • Federal Reserve SystemFinance

    Here are 5 things to look out for from the Fed today

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  • Google X plans to use nanotechnology to catch and diagnose diseases earlier.

    Google X goes teeny-tiny to diagnose disease at its earliest stages

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  • International

    Alibaba heads to Hollywood with its new cash stockpile

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  • The erectile dysfunction drug has brought Pfizer billions.Finance

    Pfizer’s sales beats expectations even as top drugs lose patent protections

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  • Laid-Off Workers Get Employment Tips And Free Botox TreatmentsFinance

    Allergan firms up its profit as it continues to rebuff Valeant’s advances

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  • TechnologyFinance

    Merck’s cost cutting pays off as results beat expectations

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  • While the video game industry is still dominated by men, the number of women in power at video game companies is growing. But that hasn’t solve the gender problems in the industry as the #GamerGate outcry shows. Listen to see if Electronic Arts weighs in on the issue in its third-quarter earnings this week.Features

    Facebook and the Fed — 5 things to watch for this week

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