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What you need to know about Google Glass

Google Glass may be the future of computing, but for now it is limited by needing your phone's data connection.  Play

Star Wars safe with EA

Game fanatics are on edge about EA's exclusive deal to produce Star Wars games, but this is a good thing  More

SodaStream loses its pop

Shares of the do-it-at-home beverage maker fell even though earnings topped forecasts. Expectations were high and some think SodaStream is a fad.  Play

Tesla talking to Google about self-driving car technology

Tesla founder Elon Musk says self-driving car technology is important to the future of cars but not yet a priority.  More

Windows 8 fixes are on the way

Microsoft says its Windows 8 'Blue' update will fix some of the biggest customer gripes about the operating system.  More

Microsoft: Don't expect a Windows 8 iTunes app soon

Windows 8 doesn't yet have an iTunes app, and Microsoft doesn't expect Apple to release one.  More

Pagers cost hospitals billions

U.S. hospitals are wasting billions of dollars annually by using archaic technology like pagers, according to a new industry report.  More

Asian automakers trouncing Detroit in key U.S. market: Hispanics

Hispanics have become critical to success in the American automotive market and, so far, Toyota is winning.  More

Nintendo's big problem

Nintendo's past formulas for success aren't working anymore  More

Jamie Dimon is under fire

Shareholders are pushing JPMorgan's board to strip Jamie Dimon of his role as chairman. An influential shareholder advisory firm also wants three board members out.  More

MBIA soars 45% on reports of BofA settlement

MBIA to get $1.6 billion in cash from Bank of America to settle dispute over who is responsible for losses on mortgage securities after housing bubble burst.  More

BofA, Wells Fargo sued for mortgage settlement violation

Lawsuits from New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman are the first legal actions from federal or state officials over banks' alleged non-compliance with the mortgage settlement.  More

BMC Software sold for $6.9 billion

Private equity firms are buying the struggling BMC Software for $6.9 billion after a year-long campaign by activist shareholder Elliot Management.  More

Pfizer to start selling Viagra online

Pfizer is setting up its own site to sell Viagra online, in what it says is an effort to battle the sale of counterfeit versions of the drug.  More

Madoff lawyers collect $700 million in fees

Lawyers and other consultants are earning fat paychecks as they work to recover the $17.5 billion lost to Madoff's Ponzi scheme.  More

Investors take a bite out of Tyson

Shares of Tyson Foods are down after a dismal earnings report. The company can thank the Midwest drought, which cut into their chicken and beef sales.  Play

My First Rifle: The business of selling guns for kids

The marketing of guns for children is in the spotlight after a five-year-old shoots his 2-year-old sister to death.  More

Munger: Banks may 'get in trouble again'

Despite Berkshire Hathaway's large investments in big banks, Charlie Munger says the banks need more regulation and less risk on their trading books.  Play

Bangladesh vows reform amid allegations of 'modern slavery'

Bangladesh promises to improve labor oversight as retailers weigh cost of doing business in the country after devastating factory collapse kills hundreds of workers.  More

Stock market momentum continues

This week, investors will have to digest economic reports on the U.S. consumer and manufacturing.  More

Buffett on stimulus: Consider consequences

Warren Buffett says the Fed's policies are driving higher asset prices and that fiscally, 'the downside of that stimulus would be greater than the immediate benefits.'  Play

Staples starts selling 3-D printers

Staples says it's the first major U.S. retailer to sell a 3-D printer. The Cube, made by 3D Systems, is available on Staples.com now and will hit brick-and-mortar stores by June.  More

Why General Mills opposes GMO labeling

General Mills CEO Kendall Powell says that genetically-modified food is safe and does not need a special label.  Play

Disney pulls out of Bangladesh factories

The Walt Disney Company has stopped production of branded merchandise in Bangladesh, following outrage over unsafe working conditions.  More

Eating and shopping lead job rebound

Retail, restaurant jobs pick up, pointing to greater consumer confidence and raising hopes for a broader economic recovery.  More

Warren Buffett's investing advice

Berkshire Hathaway CEO shares some of his investing wisdom.  Play

GM trims European losses

GM earnings fall in first quarter but reduced European losses helped to cheer investors.  More

Boeing's Dreamliner returns to the skies

Qatar Airways resumes the flight of Boeing's flagship plane after problems with overheating lithium batteries were fixed.  Play

The Chrysler-Fiat reversal of fortune

It wasn't too long ago that Fiat got Chrysler back on the road. Is it time to return the favor?  More

Why Will.i.am teamed up with Coke

Musician Will.i.am tells Fortune's Andy Serwer how he pitched Coca-Cola to become more involved in sustainability.  Play

France blocks Yahoo bid for video site

Yahoo's attempts to take a majority stake in the popular French video website Dailymotion have been blocked by the government.  More

Intel names Brian Krzanich new CEO

Brian Krzanich will be Intel's new CEO after Paul Otellini retires on May 16.  More

Watch Warren Buffett send his first tweet

Legendary investor Warren Buffett fired off his first tweet during an interview with Fortune.  Play

How Warren Buffett defines success

Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett says that true success only comes when those around you love and care about you.  Play

Obama's Commerce pick, Penny Pritzker, could rile labor

President Obama's nomination of Chicago businesswoman Penny Pritzker for commerce secretary may not sit well with organized labor and others on the left.  More

The ultimate Mercedes-Benz convertible

The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster is fast and fun but at just under $200,000 it's one expensive convertible.  Play

Facebook sales jump 38%, with mobile boost

Facebook's sales jumped 38% over the year, but investors are still heavily focused on mobile -- and they're worried about the company's rising expenses.  More

Shoppers lash out at stores over Bangladesh

Consumers voice their concern on social media in the wake of a Bangladesh factory collapse that kills over 400 people.  More

Electric-car maker Coda files for bankruptcy

Coda says it hopes to use the bankruptcy process to transition to the energy storage business, leaving behind the challening electric-car market.  More

J.C. Penney ad: We're sorry. Please come back

In its latest ad, J.C. Penney cops to making mistakes and pleads with customers to come back.  More

Samsung Galaxy S4 vs HTC One: Which Should You Buy?

There are two Android phones that matter this year. Here's how their respective features stack up.  More

Chevy pulls ad offensive to Chinese

Ad for Chevy Trax pulled for using old song with offensive lyrics.  More

HTC One: An Android phone that works as good as it looks

HTC's latest smartphone is more than just a pretty face.  More

Spring car sales off to a strong start for U.S. automakers

Spring car sales season kicks off with GM, Ford, Chrysler Group all report best April sales in at least five years.  More

Time Warner earnings up

Despite problems in print that have prompted staff cuts and spinoff plans at Time Inc. Time Warner earnings improved in first quarter.  More

Investors: Look beyond Merck's patent loss

The expiration of the drug titan's patent on Singulair isn't as dire as investors fear.  More
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Apple is not overvalued ... yet

Apple is still reasonably priced, but it's no longer dirt cheap.

Opinion: Apple and Cisco are better than bonds

Who needs to own a boring U.S. Treasury bond when you can buy an exciting tech stock and get a similar -- or in many cases, higher -- yield in the process?

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