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- Somebody hijacked Salesforce's LinkedIn account and posted support for Black Lives Matter
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A recap of the day’s biggest business news stories.
The housing boom is back in Miami, but this there’s a big difference.
The nation’s civil engineers gave the U.S. infrastructure a D+. The president of the group explains the huge challenges facing the country.
A new survey suggests Americans are worried about their retirement plans.
Coca-Cola’s CEO talks about the consumer and their spending habits.
Former Federal Reserve Governor Kroszner offers his insight as the Fed kicks off its two day policy meeting.
Cyprus lawmakers rejected an unprecedented proposal to tax bank deposits, part of a Eurozone bailout plan.
Susie interviews the man running Coca-Cola, the largest beverage company in the world. He weighs in on current headlines altering our markets: Cyprus, the banking crisis and more.
Tonight: The controversial bank bailout on Cyprus and Mohamed El-Erian, CEO of Pimco, on why it matters to you
A recap of the day’s biggest business news stories.
Here’s how the University of Louisville leads the competition in cashing in on its basketball team.
Funding for a film based on a cancelled TV series is being raised in an unusual way.
The Nobel Prize-Winning Economist is interviewed about the U.S. Federal debt and deficit.
U.S. lawmakers are trying to keep the government working past March 27, 2013, but that’s not even the real budget battle.
The Chief Economist at First Trust Advisors talks about new concerns for the U.S. housing market.
