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Coach and Vera Bradley's sales dipped when fewer NYC shoppers searched for the brands. Will the same happen for this label?

Hollywood has mastered the art of the remake, the reboot, the reimagining, the do-over, sequel, prequel — leveraging an existing property and slicing it every which way you can to milk it for all it’s worth. The new black, however, or at least flavor of recent months, is the midstream rebuild: taking your favorite franchise and basically disregarding the lesser chapters of the story to create a kind of parallel universe that cleaves itself in between existing movies. Case in point, you’ve got an... Читать дальше...

Resignation underlines unease over rescues in chancellor’s conservative bloc

Nomura's Janjuah believes that any rate hike could be postponed and that more aggressive easing could be on the way.

Pete Najarian bought shares of Apple for his Halftime Report Portfolio on the belief that the Apple Watch and new iPhones this year will drive the shares higher.

Online luxury houses are scaling up to meet rising demand

We suspect this is exactly the kind of thing Sir Tim Berners-Lee had in mind when he invented the internet.

Farmers were seen cutting their corn plantings by less than expected in 2015 even as supplies ballooned to the highest since 1987, data shows.

Shareholder group says remuneration exceeds market peers despite underperformance

S&P 500 in longest winning streak since 1998

Come on down! Bob Barker is heading back to The Price Is Right on the show's April 1 show for a very[...]

Africa’s most populous nation poised to record political handover unseen since election of Mandela

It's the final rounds of CNBC's Most Loved Label contest with the final eight brews going head-to-head. Here's a recap of Round Three.

Iran expected to release supplies from storage once final obstacles to deal are cleared

Deteriorating performance raises questions over ability to grow without making acquisitions

Deteriorating performance raises questions over ability to grow without making acquisitions

US tech group brings London High Court action against former software CEO for $5.1bn over alleged fraud

Stephen Woytack was kneeling beside the headstone when it fell on his head.

Tories would curb growth a little compared with Labour and Lib Dems, analysis finds

Going back to face the people you went to high school with can often serve as a moment to reckon with your life's accomplishments, and for Dan Landsman (Jack Black), he's ready to prove he's more than just the butt of the joke. But will people ride "The D Train" and will his grand scheme to make his school reunion memorable work? We'll find out soon with the first trailer for the film landing today. James Marsden, Kathryn Hahn, Jeffrey Tambor, Mike White, and Kyle Bornheimer co-star in the Jarrad... Читать дальше...

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence called for a change to his state's so-called Religious Freedom Restoration Act this week.

Common Core has become a political hot-button, especially for Republicans trying to distance themselves from Jeb Bush.

Tansy Davies sits opposite me at a long table in one of the London Coliseum's odder side rooms: a heavily wallpapered, windowless space in which one might imagine local ghosts wandering by to eavesdrop. She is about to join the roster of composers whose stage works have been embraced by English National Opera: the company and the Barbican have co-commissioned her first opera, Between Worlds. Its world premiere is at the latter venue on 11 April.

Lufthansa insurers are setting aside $300 million to deal with possible costs from last week's crash.

He has a real problem with cheese.