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  • Top 10 Highest-Paid CEOs

    Leslie Moonves, who was paid $60 million, is the highest-paid CEO of S&P 500 companies with chief executives who have served at least two full years.

        


  • Pizza Delivery to Afghanistan Troops Sets Guinness Record

    A pizza mission to U.S. military service members in Afghanistan has made the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest pizza delivery. The non-profit, Pizza 4 Patriots, a 501(c)3 registered non-profit based in Illinois, has been sending pizzas to military service members abroad for...

        


  • Mo. Cashier Sells Herself $1M Powerball Ticket

    If Maryjane Hart considered herself the luckiest woman in Doniphan, Mo., for having her health, three grown kids and two steady jobs before last Saturday, she’s really lucky now. The 57-year-old divorced convenience store clerk and pharmacy technician won $1 million in last Saturday’s $590...

        


  • Getting the Most Out of Travel Rewards

    Airline miles are some of the most coveted credit-card rewards out there, but they're also among the least understood. And that's simply because they're hard to pin down: the value of your traditional mile is fickle, changing from one booking to the next, even if you swiped your card just as much as your normally would.

        


  • Scammers Steal Gas Station

      Customers of the SuperAmerica gas station in Waconia, Minn., about 35 miles southwest of Minneapolis, were in for a treat to see discounted gas prices and tobacco products sold at half off over the weekend, not realizing that the new station owner was an...

        


  • Watch: Scammer Holds Sale at Gas Station, Runs Off With Cash

    Suspect pretended to buy a Minnesota gas station and then sold fuel at cut-rate prices.

        


  • Inventory Your Stuff Before Storm Strikes

    Dramatic scenes of tornado-wrought devastation and wrecked properties in Oklahoma this week are another potent reminder to renters and homeowners all across the country to take an inventory of everything they own before a storm hits. It can make a big difference if your household...

        

  • FEMA to Give Some Relief in Okla.

    Even for those who don't lose a loved one after a tornado, the process to rebuild is "long" and "emotional," according to Tammy Cady, 59, who survived the tornado that hit Joplin, Mo. on May 22, 2011.

        


  • Goodbye Pension, Hello Cash: Danger Ahead

    The Bible says Jacob's brother sold his birthright for a mess of stew. Today, warn financial watchdogs, America's pensioners are in danger of accepting what can sometimes be a comparably smelly deal: "Sell us your pension benefits," say advertisement, "and we'll give you one big lump sum now, up front."For somebody who's facing doctor bills or has missed a mortgage payment, a lump sum can be tempting. Partly for that reason, pensioners in growing numbers are accepting such offers, say financial regulators. But not all offers are legal, and some contain hidden costs.

        


  • No Summer Slowdown for GM, Ford

    Morning Business Memo… Thousands of US auto workers may have to cancel their vacation plans. Growing consumer demand for cars and trucks has the industry changing its usual summer vacation schedule. Ford says the traditional two-week summer break is being cut to a single week....

        


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  • Saks Shoots 18% Higher on Buyout Buzz

    The high-end retailer spiked 18% following a report that it hired Goldman Sachs to explore a sale.

  • Corcoran: Brooklyn is Hotter than Manhattan

    Barbara Corcoran says real estate in Brooklyn is booming, and believe it or not, there are still deals in Manhattan in this seller’s market.

  • Paying CEOs for What Performance?

    A Southwestern Law professor says America's boards of directors are transfixed on a myth: They think they are paying their chief executives for performance. They're not.

  • Best (and Worst) Small and Mid Cap Funds for 20-Something Investors

    There are many small-cap and mid-cap companies in the fund universe, but they only account for a tiny fraction of the total U.S. stock market. But that doesn’t mean picking the best small-cap and mid-cap for your portfolio and life  is an easy task.

  • Allstate to Retire $3B in Debt

    Allstate plans to retire $3 billion of its outstanding debt primarily through new securities. 

  • The Wolin Side Step

    Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin is carefully stage managing his role in the televised IRS drama.

  • The Key Point About Apple's Tax Moves

    The fight over Apple has to do with two things. Apple houses a big chunk of its profits in low- to no-tax Ireland, and U.S. companies pay taxes twice on their overseas profits, first to the foreign jurisdiction, then to the U.S. if repatriated.

  • Clearwire Recommends Vote for Revised Sprint Bid

    Clearwire's special committee and its board of directors approved majority shareholder Sprint Nextel's Corp's revised offer to take over the company.

  • Summer Checklist: 4 Things Every College Student Should Do

    College students on summer break are getting ready for a three month repose from their studies, but experts say they can’t forget about all their worries. Here are four things students should do this summer to keep their academics and finances in check.

  • How Social Media is Changing the Way We Buy and Sell Homes

    While nothing beats an actual walk-through of a home, buyers are able to better preview potential homes through YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest as sellers work to maximize the exposure of their property.And real estate agents better take note.

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