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Where online shopping is killing retail

High-tech meets low-tech (bike messengers!) as new Chinese consumers embrace online shopping.  More

Bloom Energy still sees profits ... eventually

Fuel-cell maker Bloom had a tough first quarter.  More

The IPO market is back -- for enterprise tech

The hottest trend in enterprise technology is fueling the market.  More

An Apple bear calls a bottom

Sees the Inverse Head and Shoulders he's been waiting for.  More

Pre-Marketing: What Yahoo will do with Tumblr

Also: How Wall St. defanged Dodd-Frank. And criminal charges weighed for SAC Capital.  More

Keep selling Apple and buying Google?

Eight months of what CNBC calls the Great Rotation has led to some odd imbalances.  More

When picking stocks, bet on pricing power

In a sluggish economy, companies that can demand more for their products have the best chance to grow earnings.  More

Don't worry about today's retirees

It turns out that Americans in their sixties today have it better than any generation before them, but generations ahead have a less certain future.  More

Fill 'er up ... with natural gas

A Chinese energy company builds a new kind of truck stop in America.  More

John Kapon: Have bottle, will travel

CEO of wine retailer and auctioneer Acker Merrall & Condit, John Kapon, hydrates, arrives late, and gets up early.  More

5 reasons why Yahoo is making a $1.1 billion mistake

There is a good case for Yahoo to buy Tumblr. But there's a better case for it not to.  More

How should the class of 2013 spend their time?

A message to this year's college graduates.  More

Sony battles back (Fortune 1985)

Buoyed by record profits, the company that invented the VCR -- then lost out to rivals -- shows it can still crank out high-tech magic. But Sony has yet to solve basic problems that hammered earnings before and could again.  More

10 of America's hardest working vehicles

These cars and trucks double as cabs, cargo vans, and everything in between.  More

How devoted are Apple users?

A new Forrester survey compares it to Google and Microsoft.  More

Morgan Stanley's happy Facebook anniversary

CEO James Gorman has defied predictions that he would be forced out of the firm, and has nearly pulled off an amazing turnaround.  More

After Sandberg, the big money is on women

Maybe Sheryl Sandberg really is building a new feminist movement.  More

No-show judge bolsters Chevron's attack on $19 billion judgment

The Ecuadorian judge who awarded the environment judgment against Chevron was a no-show witness for a deposition in Peru.  More

Ginni Rometty reveals the future of Watson

IBM's CEO told Fortune what the future holds for the talking supercomputer.  More

Fortune Brainstorm Podcast: GM CEO Dan Akerson

If electric cars really are the future, does GM have what it takes to make a sexy green automobile? Akerson offers his vision for the auto giant's future product line.  More

Blackberry is about to give away its last advantage

Its free messaging service is one of the struggling company's most valuable assets.  More

Galaxy S4: 10M in 4 weeks. iPhone 5: 5M in 3 days.

When Apple reported record iPhone 5 sales, the stock began a six-month free fall.  More

The big funds on Apple: Who bought and who sold last quarter

Total shares held fell 5.2%, but more funds increased than reduced their Apple holdings.  More

Google Android's enterprise problem

Google's mobile operating system may be getting a boost from -- of all places -- Blackberry.  More

Watch who Tim Cook talks to in the Washington press corps

In advance of Tuesday's Senate testimony, he gave interviews to Politico and the Washington Post -- but not, pointedly, to the New York Times.  More

Automobiles ape the iPhone

Cars are one of the fastest-growing categories of connected devices -- and tech is cashing in.  More

Crowdfunding tries to grow up

Will regulation and profiteering ruin the nascent crowdfunding industry -- or make it better?  More

Meet your new password: Your voice

An increasing number of companies are looking at using voice for security.  More

How Linux conquered the Fortune 500

Once dismissed, it now powers most of the Fortune 500 -- not to mention your television and smartphone.  More

The $1 million mouse hunt

How a team from the University of Chicago clawed its way into the finals of the Rice Business Plan Competition.  More

Can Silver Lake walk away from Dell?

Dell's earnings collapse could have an impact on its buyout deal.  More

T. Rowe dumps some Dell

Dissident Dell shareholder loses a bit of its voice.  More

Harsh anti-Abercrombie & Fitch video goes viral

Abercrombie brands itself as "exclusionary." And that means trouble.  More

IRS scandal may unleash a flood of conservative donors

How money to conservative tax exempts triggered confusion and chaos inside the IRS -- and why the big bucks may be likely to surge.  More

7 craft sodas? Or 7 Big Beverage vassals?

We love our weirdo regional sodas. While they may have local roots, many have joined beverage empires.  More

J.P. Morgan's doubtful Dimon defense

J.P. Morgan's letter to shareholders defending Jamie Dimon's hold on the CEO-chair position not only missed its mark, it also unwittingly advanced their opponents' cause.  More

Former Treasury official: Let's keep running big deficits

In a provocative new book, a former Wall Street CEO and Treasury official argues that the U.S. shouldn't worry about the ballooning national debt. This reviewer respectfully disagrees.  More

Samsung: Get ready for 5G wireless

The Korean giant wants to deliver 5G network technology by 2020.  More

Exclusive: Thomas H. Lee loses two senior investors

Chuck Brizius and Scott Jaeckel leave Boston buyout firm.  More

Can you negotiate higher starting pay at a new job?

Maybe, says an executive recruiter, but the process takes lots of preparation, some practice, and setting the right tone.  More

A better fingerprint scanner for frequent flyers

The company that supplies Global Entry, the government-run trusted traveler program, has begun production of a more user-friendly machine.  More

Windows Phone beats Blackberry for third

Google's Android and Apple's iOS still make up the vast majority of the market.  More
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