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Oil magnate's ex-wife slams $1 billion divorce ruling in appeal
By Joshua Schneyer (Reuters) - The ex-wife of Oklahoma oil magnate Harold Hamm has appealed a November divorce ruling that awarded her $1 billion, citing 78 alleged errors and missteps that caused a judge to grossly undervalue her stake in one of America's greatest oil fortunes. Sue Ann Arnall's…
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Feds to Employers: You Can’t Dump Sick Workers Onto Obamacare
A loophole in the Affordable Care Act that appeared to let employers offer sick workers money to buy Obamacare plans has been closed
BusinessWeekTop Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: ADP, Facebook, FireEye, Potash, Tyson, Vodafone and More
Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades from 24/7 Wall St. include ADP, Facebook, FireEye, Potash, Tyson Foods and Vodafone.
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Paying off debt isn't easy, and it usually requires a change in lifestyle. But if you have more than one debt, how do you decide which to pay off first?
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Business InsiderFive Billionaire Energy Stocks Analysts Say Should Double
Both oil futures and energy stocks have been volatile since last Thursday’s OPEC meeting, which yielded no production-cut agreement, despite the tumbling crude prices. Friday saw a 10% rout in West Texas crude, and stocks such as Transocean (RIG), Schlumberger (SLB) and Haliburton (HAL) followed…
Forbes25 Best Stocks for 2015
The bull market may have more room to run in 2015, but it will do so erratically. So while we still see gains for stocks , they won't be as across-the-board as they were in 2014. Returns in 2015 will depend ...
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Smith & Wesson misfire: Rifle sales drop 50%
The sales decline comes a year after gun-owners were stocking up on firearms for fear of heightened government restrictions.
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ConsumerReportsPutin's Stash of Oil Money Is Shrinking
The Russian government planned its 2015 budget around the assumption that oil would be selling at $100 a barrel. That assumption seems flawed
BusinessWeekCharles Payne: Cramer?s Never Wrong, and That?s The Problem!
When it comes to long-term investing strategies, TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer is hard -- and potentially hazardous -- to follow, according to FOX Business Network?s Charles Payne.
Fox BusinessThis rare indicator is pointing to disaster
The stock market’s had another record-breaking year, but one technical pattern shows that there could be signs of trouble ahead.
Talking NumbersVenezuela Said to Discuss Swapping Dominican Oil Debt for Cash
Venezuela ’s state oil company is discussing a deal to bring in $1.7 billion of cash in exchange for the cancellation of about $4 billion of debt owed by the Dominican Republic, a person familiar with ...
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Dow 18,000 just the beginning: Pros
Here's what will propel the Dow to 18,000 and above, two market pros tell CNBC.
CNBCAutomaker seeks $118M tax break for 4-mile move
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Subaru announced plans Friday to move its U.S. headquarters to Camden, just four miles from its current home in Cherry Hill, and said it is seeking $118 million in tax breaks intended to lure jobs to the impoverished city.
Associated PressSenators to NFL: Drop 'blackout' rule or we might
WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators from both parties warned the National Football League on Thursday to get rid of a four-decade-old TV "blackout" rule or risk congressional action to restrict the league's lucrative antitrust exemption, which allows NFL teams to negotiate radio and television broadcast…
Associated PressSears posts $548 million loss, doubles planned 2014 store closures
(Reuters) - Sears Holdings Corp reported a quarterly net loss of $548 million, slightly less than it had estimated last month, and the struggling retailer said it had nearly doubled its planned store closures to cut costs.
ReutersCramer blesses one energy stock
The slick stuff has been on a slide, but Mad Money host Jim Cramer has found value in this energy name.
CNBC VideosSaudi slashes January oil prices for Asia, U.S
LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia slashed its oil prices for Asian and U.S. buyers on Thursday, in a move some analysts said shows it is stepping up its battle for market share a week after refusing to support ...
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8 Stocks to Buy for 2015
We pick companies that will grow no matter what happens to the economy.
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