10 big, booming cities

New residents are flocking to these 10 cities - from Phoenix to Houston to San Diego.

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BuzzFeed: Making Business News Go Viral

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Best Memorial Day Weekend Sales

Memorial Weekend sales at some national retailers have started as early as Tuesday, so shoppers may want to find what they are looking earlier than later, according to Thayer Meicler, co-founder of the free location-based app SaleSorter.

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Sorry Paul Tudor Jones: It’s Male — Not Female — Traders We Should Be Worried About

Reading hedge fund giant Paul Tudor Jones’ recent comments that having babies makes women bad traders reminded me of a close friend of mine, a very senior investment banker at a major Wall Street firm, who once worked for someone she called “The Screamer.” I would regularly show up to lunches or dinners with my friend and hear stories about how The Screamer had shouted yet another round of expleti

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Wall Street Week Ahead: Investors look for signs in the rally's break

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The stock market's break in its recent rally this week left investors wondering if they're seeing a turning point or just a blip in the upward path.

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• Ford to retain 1,000 jobs at French plant after deal
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