Sunday January 25, 2015
updated - January 25, 2015 Sunday EST
The online file sharing star-up company Box begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday, with shares priced at $14.
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Sharp Corporation Shares Drop After Report Predicts Unfavorable Earnings
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Ten Media Corporations Form Coalition To Test Drones For News Gathering
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Chipotle Mexican Grill Shares Fall Following Announcement To Stop Serving Pork
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RadioShack Receives $500 Million Debtor-In-Possession Loan Offer
Royal Dutch Shell is expected to pay just over $83 million in compensation fees for two oil spills that occurred in Nigeria in 2008, benefitting the environmental disaster-stricken communities of the African country.
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Coach, the New York-based luxury fashion company that experienced declining sales in fiscal year 2014, announced on Tuesday that it plans to purchase footwear brand Stuart Weitzman.
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Samsung is unveiling, as they call it, "the most seductive TV of all time" at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Samsung introducing their new ultra HDTV as stylish, superb and even sexy. South Korean manufacturer giant added Tizen operating system for this TV.
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Is it possible to shut down Facebook for 24 hours? Maybe. If the company gives priority to the customer's consent, then they can certainly get at least one holiday from using Facebook! Facebook users send this challenge to its founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, according to a report by the Independent.
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Hampton Hotels bounces back to number one in Entrepreneur's 2015 Franchise 500.
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JPMorgan Chase is expected to pay close to $100 million to settling an ongoing US anti-trust lawsuit case related to alleged fraudulent activity in the foreign exchange market.
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The Hollywood Reports' estimates show that Americans bought the least number of movie tickets in 2014 since 1995.
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