The Winklevoss twins are Bitcoin bulls

The Winklevoss brothers' legal battle with Facebook over the social network's messy creation made them rich. They eventually walked away with stock worth around $150 million at today's share price. (They haven't disclosed how much of the stock they're still holding.)

Bernanke's advice for college grads

Don't try parsing these words for hints about monetary policy.

Gen X to be worse off than Boomers in retirement, study finds

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Prison exclusive: Bernie Madoff can't sleep

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Oil-price manipulation: the next Libor?

Some of the world's biggest oil companies may have a new mess on their hands.

Boeing is the new hedge fund favorite

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Google says you'll know when Glass is sketchy

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Class of 2013 grads average $35,200 in total debt

The class of 2013 is in for a rude awakening this graduation season.

Stocks finish higher for fourth straight week

The stock market continued its march higher for a fourth week as investors focused on signs of improvement in the U.S. economy.

Federal workers under fire

The Internal Revenue Service scandal couldn't have come at a worse time for the nation's 2 million federal workers, who are desperate to end furloughs and get their first raise in three years.

My very cheap day

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Missed out on Facebook IPO and couldn't be happier

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Google Hangouts: Google Chat gets a much needed makeover

Google spent the second half of the 2000s turning Google Talk into the de facto replacement for AOL Instant Messenger. Then, over the past few years, Google stopped paying attention to it altogether.

Debt ceiling: Treasury starts juggling act

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How startups can get cheap office space

If you're running your company from your kitchen table, you probably wish you could get out of the house and find more professional digs. But lining up space in an office building can be pricey.

Financial Times hit by hackers

The Syrian Electronic Army has claimed another victim -- the Financial Times.

Another massive loss for J.C. Penney

There's one great thing about J.C. Penney's last quarter: It's over.

The $1 million mouse hunt

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Stocks: Poised for brighter start

Investors were warming up to stocks early Friday ahead of a report on American consumers that could ease fears about the economy.

SolarCity shares surge on news of financing from Goldman

SolarCity shares are shining once again.

This entrepreneur ditched the United States for Canada

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"Overworked" IRS unit treated like a "stepsister"

The Internal Revenue Service group under fire in the current scandal was overworked, understaffed and lacked a layer of experienced middle managers, according to two former IRS employees.

Stocks skid following record highs

Stocks skidded Thursday, as a series of mixed economic reports offered little inspiration to buy stocks.

Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox lands in feds' crosshairs

U.S. law enforcement officials cracked down this week on the Bitcoin economy's biggest exchange, Mt. Gox, accusing its operator of running a money transmitting business without the proper license and freezing several of its key financial accounts.

NY attorney general investigating fast food wage theft

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Ford Escape, Hyundai Tucson SUVs do poorly in crash test

Several popular compact SUVs did poorly in a tough new crash test conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. However, two, the new Subaru Forester and the Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, did well.

Why Google's new music service might actually work

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GE engines on Boeing 777 need fix

General Electric is warning airlines using its jet engines on their Boeing 777s that they need to make a fix, following two incidents in which engines shutdown in flight.

Google CEO Larry Page wants less tech squabbling

Google CEO Larry Page delivered a simple message to a crowd of developers Wednesday: we need to stop fighting over little things and work together.

3 skills to teach your teen about money

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