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Britain would seek to maintain the status quo, most crucially access to Europe’s single market

Beer demand is slowing. Can consolidation save the day?

Delay increases uncertainty and could hold up investment decisions

Keyboard enthusiasts have a couple of great deals to choose from today. First, the ultra-clicky Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate has a $10 coupon on Amazon, which is one of the first deals we've seen on a non-refurb. The Das 4 comes with loud, tactile Cherry MX Blue key switches, a volume knob, USB 3.0 hub, and a Lifehacker…

US presidents admits to possible tactical differences with Europe

First time software giant sells maturities as long as 40 years

The distinction made by patches of the global population could hold implications for Facebook and the greater Web economy.

She looks great for her age.

Japanese carmaker raises annual profit forecast despite lowering sales target to 5.3m vehicles

Deloitte has named Cathy Engelbert chief executive officer.

Stocks that break the $100-a-share market get attention, but savvy investors know which stocks can go higher still.

The trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm said he is distributing another $355.8 million to the swindler's victims.

The emergency shutdowns—and accumulating snow—have been especially good for Boston snow plowers.

It's likely not many had this trade going into earnings, but that's why the market makes the most people wrong at times.

Tomasz Tyszka, 31, had left £5,000 worth of cannabis in suitcase behind a train luggage rack.

Takashi Miike has two movies in the can, because, of course he does. The relentless Japanese director can't sit still, and he's got a pair of films ready for our eyeballs in 2015. The genre-hopper has made a duo of pictures that couldn't be more different. Let's start with "Yakuza Apocalypse: The Great War of the Underworld," which is probably the one most fans are waiting for. It's another gangland pic from Miike, but with a twist. The story focuses on Akira, who enters the crime world, attracted by its lifestyle. Читать дальше...

Cantlie describes the 'advance and stretch' of Islamic State as 'remarkable and breathtaking'.

Okay, just because a famous director puts his or her name on a movie, doesn't necessarily give it a mark of quality. And Martin Scorsese himself is an example of that, as he put his stamp on the critically-slammed crime flick "The Revenge Of The Green Dragons" last year. That being said, it looks like he's course correcting in a big way. Scorsese will executive produced Ben Wheatley's "Free Fire." The ever-busy Wheatley — who is currently in post-production on "High Rise" — will lens the flick, starring Luke Evans... Читать дальше...

Google is a major investor in Uber, but as often happens in Silicon Valley, each company is working potentially competing products.

Tom Lee says that stocks will rally 13% this year—thanks in large part to an emotional dynamic.

My date to @TheGRAMMYs is........ @abiander!!!! We'll try to dress as well in 2015 as we did in 20[...]

CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why the world markets need some good news.

The country’s now dysfunctional politics were once an object of respect, writes Michael Fullilove

Narrow win for Hollande’s party eclipsed by surge of support for far-right candidate

Borrowing costs jump, with 3-year bond now yielding 21%