CNBC: Warren Buffett's Worst Trade

CNBC's Becky Quick talks to Warren Buffett about the worst trade he's ever made, and his answer might surprise you.



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FoxNews: RedEye - Shopping for the Apocalypse at Costco

Costco is selling a year's supply of food. Greg Gutfeld explores how $800 prepares you for the upcoming apocalypse.

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FoxNews: RedEye - KFC Advertises on Buns

Fast food chain recruiting college girls to advertise on their butts - acceptable guerilla marketing or out of line?

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and comment here on the blog. Looking forward to some discussion on this one!

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CNN: New Queen Elizabeth to Set Sail

Peter Shanks, Managing Director of the Cunard line talks about their new ocean liner.



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CNN: A Look at How Brands Remain Relevant

CNN finds out what gives brands longevity and how to breathe new life into aging products.



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CNN: Kit Kat Turns 75

CNN's Ayesha Durgahee visits the Kit Kat chocolate factory in York, England, to learn the the candy's secret to longevity and success.



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CNN: Google and Wind Energy

The company that helped harness the internet plans to harness the air as Google invests in a giant offshore wind farm off the U.S. East Coast.

CNN: Gaps New Logo Fails Quickly

Social media consultant Peter Shankman talks to CNN's Richard Quest about the quick reaction to Gap's new logo. He talks about other great logo fails in business history and the lessons to be learned from the Gap's failure in this branding change.

CNN: Chilean Mine Captain Offers Great Leadership and Management Lessons

Robert Sutton of Stanford University explains why Chile mine shift foreman Luis Urzua offers lessons for CEOs.

CNN: China's e-Bikers

CNN's Emily Chang reports on the growing popularity of electric bicycles in China.

CNN: Gold through the Ages

Felicia Taylor looks at gold's influence on economies from ancient to modern times.

CNN: The Best High Paying Jobs

Hoping to land your dream job? Money Magazine lists some jobs that offer high pay in fast-growing industries.