6:59am: Website Wanelo became a hit with fashionistas by borrowing from twitter and Pinterest. Better yet? It's already turning a profit. More
6:59am: Instead of loosening standards to appease the industry, regulators should make it virtually impossible for securitizers to escape having skin in the game.
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6:58am: Firms are increasingly turning to cybercrime forensics experts like Stroz Friedberg when they've been the target of an attack.
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6:57am: SU Labs' startups aim to fix the world's biggest problems with the help of giants like Coca-Cola and Unicef.
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6:55am: With Oculus Rift, Palmer Luckey wants to give virtual reality a second life.
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6:53am: Jason Browning, tour manager for rock stars, hunts down bargains, schedules sleep, and hires greeters.
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6:53am: For real locavores, farm to table isn't enough. Now it's about feasting straight at the source.
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6:52am: Shoe designer Steve Madden and his company stay true to the sole.
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6:50am: Whether it's frozen yogurt, mobile-phone service, or e-book publishing, here's how three dynamic entrepreneurs are going toe to toe with vastly bigger competitors.
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6:48am: Celergo co-founder and CEO Michele Honomichl helps corporations with the important job of getting global employees paid.
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6:47am: Barbara Corcoran's career is the epitome of a dramatic climb to success and prominence.
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6:46am: The original text of James Agee's most famous, unpublished Fortune assignment has surfaced.
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6:45am: Searching for lessons after the Bangladesh catastrophe.
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6:42am: The online retail giant has waged a lengthy and tenacious campaign against state sales taxes on Internet purchases. But even when Amazon loses, it wins.
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6:31am: Some 115,000 federal employees are getting four days off, including one unpaid furlough day. Friday is the first of several agency wide furlough days.
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6:23am: By the time a startup is five months old, it's already been the target of hundreds of spam messages and malware, according to a new industry report.
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5:18am: U.S. stocks look set for a second day of declines as major indexes around the world fall deep into the red.
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4:42am: A seven-month rally in Japanese stocks came to an abrupt halt Thursday as the benchmark Nikkei index plunged by 7%, with investors rattled by weak economic data from China.
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4:11am: Fears of a slowdown in global growth were reinforced Thursday as a preliminary report on China's manufacturing in May showed activity contracted for the first time in seven months.
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