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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Confident of Prospects Despite Naysayers
Cook, in an interview with CNBC just six days after a sales warning sent shares skidding, highlighted a "culture of innovation" that he predicted would keep Apple a major force in technology.
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Amazon, Samara Said to Buy India's 'More' Retail Chain for $580 Million
Amazon.com and Indian private equity firm Samara Capital have bought Aditya Birla Group-owned 'More' retail chain, CNBC TV18 reported.
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YouTube Set to Replace Facebook as No. 2 Website in the US: SimilarWeb
Although Facebook's app traffic has grown, it is not enough to make up for that loss, CNBC reported on Wednesday citing the study by market research firm SimilarWeb.
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Debate Over Debates: US Republicans Seek End to Disarray
Republicans, who warned after the 2012 US elections that too many primary debates lead to chaos, appear to be replaying that scenario as campaigns clash with networks over debate formats.
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Forget Putin, They Can't Even 'Handle CNBC Moderators': Barack Obama Mocks Republicans
President Barack Obama poked fun at Republican presidential candidates on Monday for promising that they could stand up to Russian President Vladimir Putin when they couldn't "handle" the moderators from last week's debate on cable network CNBC.
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Yahoo and CNBC form content partnership
Yahoo Inc and CNBC have formed a content sharing partnership. Both are set to benefit out of this.
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Apple products in half of American homes
According to CNBC's All-America Economic survey, half of all US households own at least one Apple product.
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Apple products in half of American homes
According to CNBC's All-America Economic survey, half of all US households own at least one Apple product.
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Disappointed supporters question Obama on TV
It was billed as "Investing in America," a live televised conversation on the state of the economy between President Obama and American workers, students, business people and retirees, a kind of Wall Street to Main Street reality check. But it sounded like a therapy session for disillusioned Obama supporters.In question after question during a one-...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Confident of Prospects Despite Naysayers
Cook, in an interview with CNBC just six days after a sales warning sent shares skidding, highlighted a "culture of innovation" that he predicted would keep Apple a major force in technology.
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Amazon, Samara Said to Buy India's 'More' Retail Chain for $580 Million
Amazon.com and Indian private equity firm Samara Capital have bought Aditya Birla Group-owned 'More' retail chain, CNBC TV18 reported.
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YouTube Set to Replace Facebook as No. 2 Website in the US: SimilarWeb
Although Facebook's app traffic has grown, it is not enough to make up for that loss, CNBC reported on Wednesday citing the study by market research firm SimilarWeb.
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Debate Over Debates: US Republicans Seek End to Disarray
Republicans, who warned after the 2012 US elections that too many primary debates lead to chaos, appear to be replaying that scenario as campaigns clash with networks over debate formats.
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Forget Putin, They Can't Even 'Handle CNBC Moderators': Barack Obama Mocks Republicans
President Barack Obama poked fun at Republican presidential candidates on Monday for promising that they could stand up to Russian President Vladimir Putin when they couldn't "handle" the moderators from last week's debate on cable network CNBC.
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Yahoo and CNBC form content partnership
Yahoo Inc and CNBC have formed a content sharing partnership. Both are set to benefit out of this.
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Apple products in half of American homes
According to CNBC's All-America Economic survey, half of all US households own at least one Apple product.
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Apple products in half of American homes
According to CNBC's All-America Economic survey, half of all US households own at least one Apple product.
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Disappointed supporters question Obama on TV
It was billed as "Investing in America," a live televised conversation on the state of the economy between President Obama and American workers, students, business people and retirees, a kind of Wall Street to Main Street reality check. But it sounded like a therapy session for disillusioned Obama supporters.In question after question during a one-...
