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CNBC's Kate Rogers reports the Global Entrepreneurship Index reveals the U.S. leads, followed by Canada and Australia, and its women and millennials leading the charge in the start-up movement.

The maxim that all press is good press may not be true forever for Uber.

Going into the holiday season, Burt Flickinger, Strategic Resource Insight, and Sam Poser, Sterne Agee, discuss shopping strategies.

A new study using pricing data reveals the lowest prices often aren't on Black Friday. Insight, with CNBC's Courtney Reagan.

A sale of parts of Halliburton's business could be a game-changer for smaller oilfield services companies, analysts say.

Oil extended its slide on Tuesday as traders looked for signs OPEC would cut output.

Investors hoping companies break the cycle of posting strong profits but weak sales growth will have to hang on a while.

Walt Disney owes a lot to the mouse who starred in "Steamboat Willie."

Facebook releases Groups, an app specifically for groups on its service, reports Re/Code.

Called the "WatchKit," the software will allow developers to begin working on apps for the forthcoming wearable device.

KPMG predicts that in about 25 years, fewer than half of U.S. households will own more than one vehicle.

Yahoo Mail users took to Twitter Tuesday to complain about an email service outage. This issue has since been resolved.

We have lost the ability to assess art for ourselves and on its own merits, writes Bendor Grosvenor

Forget taxes, fairness and government, one of the biggest drivers of income inequality is higher investment returns.

In an ironic twist, Chinese companies are now investing in US manufacturing, says Miao Wang, director of the documentary "Made by China in America."

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The CDC has taken down a website that offered to help bosses tally financial losses linked to overweight employees, NBC News reports.

"Big data" has ceased to mean much. But when specialty retailer Moosejaw talks about AgilOne, the hype is understandable.

US SEC received more than 3,500 tips from whistleblowers, the highest since 2011, in fiscal year 2014.

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Feeble economic performance has occurred despite the most aggressive monetary policies

The world will see big shifts on both the usage and supply sides of the energy equation, according to a recent forecast.

Now instead of buying with one click on Amazon, you can buy with your voice on an Android Wear watch, Engadget reported.

Toyota North America CEO Jim Lentz discusses the debut of the Mirai, the first mass market fuel cell vehicle, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.

Black Friday looks much different than it used to, but it will still set the tone for the holidays.