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We've long since stopped trying to keep a tally, but chalk up yet another win for Richard Linklater's "Boyhood." The movie has been pretty much unstoppable this month, topping lists of critics, various publications and more, and has gone from dark horse contender to serious frontrunner. Well, you can add another tally mark for the film. The New York Times film critic A.O. Scott revealed his top ten films of the year today, and "Boyhood," of course, is at the top and he is over the moon for it. "In my 15 years of professional movie reviewing... Читать дальше...

Hand of hawks weakened over move to European QE

European stocks weak as oil revisits 5-year lows

No matter how cheap iron ore gets, cost control matters

Favourable research offered for business from Toys ‘R’ US

Berkowitz asked who 'the new dark girl was'.

Shares of Momo, an Alibaba-backed mobile chat app firm, rose as much as 15 percent in their U.S. trading debut.

Süßer, billiger und persönlicher als im Geschäft gekaufte Alternativen.

Delta Air Lines expects 2015 profit to rise significantly thanks to cheaper fuel prices.

Group can afford to wait for a good offer for Brazilian arm

Obama warns Congress against bolstering sanctions against Russia because it could divide Washington and Europe.

Tomorrow night, folks lucky enough to live in New York or Los Angeles will get to experience Paul Thomas Anderson's "Inherent Vice." Or, if you managed to be one of the folks in Austin, Boston, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Oakland, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Seattle, Toronto, and Vancouver to scoop up a ticket for the advance Saturday screenings you'll be getting a taste sooner than the rest of us as well. But for the majority who have yet to get blissed out with the Thomas Pynchon adaptation... Читать дальше...

Fall in price of crude hits two countries dependent on oil exports

Officials tempted to ignore prices as there is a good chance unemployment will fall

Hopes that several of drugmaker’s products could be blockbusters

Using cash costs the average American family $1,700 in ATM fees, theft and lost taxes, so more are opting for plastic.

Objections by South Korea and Taiwan provoke Beijing hard line

Carbon38 co-founders Caroline Gogolak and Katie Warner Johnson, discuss their luxury athletic apparel line and pricing strategy.

Dan Bilzerian, the "King of Instagram," was released from jail on Wednesday after being detained at LAX.

With all the whizbang special effects and sound design that is conjured these days with mouse clicks, stacks of computers and hard drives, utilizing the most blazing processor speeds out there, it's easy to forget that once upon a time a bit more manual labor was involved. "Rewinding" a sound cue wasn't just a swipe of a finger, and "erasing" something visual was likely as arduous as it was to get it in the frame in the first place. So as we all patiently await "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," here's... Читать дальше...

After two insider-trading convictions were overturned, one trader said: "It’s a lot easier to cheat when you know what the rules are."

German bank is in negotiations to settle sanctions and money laundering probes by end of the year

Norway's central bank cut interest rates to prop up an economy ailing from falling offshore investments, lower oil prices and weak growth in Europe.

Component makers seldom live happily ever after

Law will allow companies to confine wage talks to union with biggest membership