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  • Indoor pot growing uses 1% of U.S. power 

    Growing weed indoors isn't very green. But with marijuana legalization in Washington State, some hope to move cannabis production outside and under the sun.

  • Beach Boys treasures could fetch millions 

    A thousand pieces of Beach Boys memorabilia, including handwritten songs, were found in a storage locker and are now up for auction.

  • Lauryn Hill heads to prison for tax debt 

    Eight-time Grammy winner Lauryn Hill is sentenced to three months in prison for failing to file tax returns on nearly $1.8 million of income.

  • Inside a Chinese ghost mall 
    Inside a Chinese ghost mall(2:07)May 7 2013

    Touted as the 'largest shopping mall in the world,' the New South China Mall sits virtually empty as a result of low demand and over-ambitious building.

  • Buffett welcomes thousands to Omaha 

    Every year, investors flock from around the world to hear billionaire Warren Buffett discuss his company and the broader economy.

  • Inside America's off-the-books economy 

    Companies are relying more and more on skilled freelance laborers in order to cut costs. These laborers, however, generally don't report their cash earnings.

  • Bangladesh tragedy pressures retailers 

    After a building collapse in Bangladesh killed over 400 workers, retailers are under pressure to improve overseas manufacturing standards.

  • Behind April's jobs report 
    Behind April's jobs report(1:17)May 3 2013

    165,00 jobs were created in April thanks to robust hiring in the retail and hospitality sectors, sending the unemployment rate down to 7.5%.

  • Who's to blame for Bangladesh tragedy? 

    The collapsed building in Bangladesh which killed nearly 400 people was home to several garment companies producing inexpensive clothing.

  • Crowdfunding drives Boston donations 

    In the seven days after the Boston Marathon bombings, online crowdfunding funneled $25 million in donations to charities.

  • Dzhokhar's deleted Instagram account 

    Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's social media presence includes an account many didn't know he had: photo-sharing platform, Instagram.

  • Churchill to be on new £5 note 

    Wartime prime minister of the United Kingdom, Sir Winston Churchill will soon be in the pockets of millions.

  • Spain pains from long-term unemployment 

    Residents of historic Avila, Spain have an unemployment rate of 26%, and face the prospect of long-term joblessness as local factories continue to close.

  • Federal furloughs mean flight delays 

    Air travelers are waiting around longer as federal budget cuts take some air traffic controllers out of the tower.

  • Boost your financial aid offer 

    Reporting a job loss or major medical expense are two ways college students can get more out of a financial aid offer.

  • Short skirts and economics in Japan 

    A girl band adjusting their skirt lengths in line with the rising Nikkei is an example of the pop culture surrounding 'Abenomics', named after prime minister Shinzo Abe.

  • Rogue trader turned reformer 
    Rogue trader turned reformer(3:26)Apr 22 2013

    Nick Leeson's 'rogue' trading brought about the collapse of Barings Bank in 1995. Now he's back helping people who were bankrupted by the financial crisis.

  • Washington celebrates first pot-legal 4/20 

    April 20th has been a big day for the cannabis industry for years, but with marijuana now legal in Washington, people were celebrating in force.

  • The high cost of autism 
    The high cost of autism(2:11)Apr 19 2013

    Jeff Howe and his wife, Alysia, struggle with the financial challenges of raising a severely autistic child.

  • Live texting your surgery 
    Live texting your surgery(2:31)Apr 29 2013

    Medicine is getting a small dose of high-tech with new apps to help both doctors and patients.

  • Why Tesco failed in the U.S. 
    Why Tesco failed in the U.S.(2:11)Apr 18 2013

    British grocery retailer Tesco pulls out of the U.S. market after failing to make a profit. Some analysts blame the company's poor judgment of U.S. consumer tastes.

  • Shanghai's property price boom 

    Shanghai officials are battling skyrocketing real estate prices by imposing new measures, including limits on multiple property purchases.

  • Behind the scenes of a gold dealer 

    Sinking gold prices do not worry gold dealers like Ken Edwards. He says quantitative easing and market uncertainty will drive gold prices higher in the long term.

  • Retirement plans could get $3 million cap 

    The proposed $3 million cap on savings could cost the government more in the long run if savers pull away from stashing money away for retirement.

  • Tax Day freebies 
    Tax Day freebies(2:28)Apr 15 2013

    The deadline for filing taxes is here and many companies are offering free items to help you get through the day.

  • Elevator safety paved way for skyscrapers 

    160 years ago, Eijah Otis invented a device that prevents elevators from plunging, allowing for modern-day skyscrapers.

  • Bitcoins for beer 
    Bitcoins for beer(2:20)Apr 12 2013

    At one New York City bar, customers can pay for their drinks with the volatile online currency.

  • Paying to house NYC's homeless 

    New York City used to have a rental assistance program that cost $10,000 a year per family. But that program was cut, and taxpayers now pay more than twice that to house a family in a shelter.

  • Financial pain leads to suicide in Italy 

    In a sad trend that might remind you of the Great Depression, some Italians are committing suicide because they can't pay their bills and taxes.

  • Food fraud on the rise 
    Food fraud on the rise(2:29)Apr 11 2013

    According to one watchdog group, cases of food fraud are up 60% this year, as suppliers battle rising costs by replacing key ingredients with cheaper ones.

  • 'Smart gun' won't work in the wrong hands 

    What if technology could keep guns out of the wrong hands? Some are developing 'smart guns' that may do just that.

  • Blue Angels grounded by budget cuts 

    Federal budget constraints have forced the Blue Angels to cancel a year of performances for the first time since the Korean War.

  • Where they make guns 24 hours a day 

    The town of Ilion, New York would be devastated if the Remington Arms factory shut down. But will a recent tragedy affect how residents feel about guns?

  • Craziest tax deductions  
    Craziest tax deductions (2:03)Apr 9 2013

    From swimming pools to dental implants, here are some of the most bizarre deductions tax preparers have seen.

  • Inside a turbulence simulator 

    CAE Inc. in Oslo, Norway has developed an aircraft turbulence simulator that trains pilots on how to navigate through bad weather.

  • American tourism taking hold in Cuba 

    Jay-Z and Beyonce are among a growing number of American tourists taking advantage of eased U.S. travel restrictions to Cuba.

  •  When to 'hold or fold' your stock 

    As the Dow ends its best first quarter in five years, some investors suggest cashing out now before the market corrects itself.

  • The rise of the 'olderpreneur' 

    British retirees are increasingly looking to start their own businesses instead of sitting on their retirement.

  • Who bankrolls North Korea's leader? 

    From missiles to minerals to even meth, North Korea and Kim Jong Un have a lot of money to gain from flexing its muscles.

  • My dream home 
    My dream home(1:50)Apr 8 2013

    Money magazine's George Mannes asks people to describe the home of their dreams.

  • Ultimate trip: Heli-skiing the Himalayas 

    Pakistan's tourism industry is courting extreme skiers with the ultimate challenge, heli-skiing on virgin Himalayan slopes.

  • Thatcher's fight with the coal miners 

    Thousands were left unemployed when Margaret Thatcher decided to take on the miners' union.

  • Margaret Thatcher's economic legacy 

    Lowering taxes, fighting unions and privatizing businesses helped spur economic recovery in the UK.

  • Major tax haven users exposed 

    Leaked documents name more than 100,000 people, including politicians in France and Russia, with off-shore tax haven accounts.

  • Explaining the disappointing jobs report 

    Christine Romans helps put the March jobs report into context.

  • Where to find tax breaks in your home 

    There are a number of ways you can save on taxes by deducting expenses relating to your home.

  • Elon Musk: We want to colonize Mars 

    Entrepreneur Elon Musk says the long-term goal of SpaceX - his space transport company - is to create a 'self-sustaining civilization on Mars', but it won't be easy.

  • Israel's play for energy independence 

    The Tamar offshore gas field in the Mediterranean has gone online and it could be an economic and political game changer for Israel.

  • How Bitcoin works 
    How Bitcoin works(2:57)Apr 4 2013

    The Internet currency, Bitcoin has seen an uptick recently as more people look to the virtual currency as a way to get rich.

  • 3 tax scams to avoid 
    3 tax scams to avoid(2:16)Apr 2 2013

    Taxpayers beware: These 3 schemes made the IRS's list of "Dirty Dozen" tax scams for 2013.

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