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OtterBox Founder Has Wisdom Wall Street Should Heed

You might not have heard of Curt Richardson, but that's because the OtterBox founder made a smart move and stepped aside at his company when it came time.

Henry Blodget Is Dead Wrong About Journalism

The Business Insider honcho loves to cherry-pick data to support his thesis, but strong results from The New York Times is no reason to sound the all-clear. In fact, we're seeing some dire warnings about the future of news-gathering.

Kellogg Taken to Task Over Rain Forest Destruction

Kellogg is being held responsible by environmental groups for the alleged deforestation being done by the company's palm oil provider, Wilmar International.

Senate Bill Wants to Force a La Carte Cable Programming

U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal and John McCain are backing a bill that would permit pay TV services to offer a la carte programming options.

Woolworth’s Heiress Outspent a Near-Billion-Dollar Fortune, Died Poor

Barbara Hutton inherited almost a billion dollars due to her relation to Frank W. Woolworth. She spent all but $3,500 of it before she passed away.

E-Cigarette Sales Are Smoking Hot

More smokers are trying and buying e-cigarettes, which will generate a predicted $1 billion in sales this year.

The 5 Wealthiest U.S. CEOs

Wealth-X has has compiled a list of the top 10 wealthiest CEOs in America. Here are the top five from that list.

Forbes: Hollywood’s 5 Highest-Paid Actresses 2013

Forbes has just released 2013's list of the highest-paid actresses in the last 12 months, and the list is topped by Angelina Jolie.

High-Priced Penthouses For Sale: Top Shelf

If you want to live the good life, it all starts with the place you call home. Take a look at these three gorgeous penthouses for sale across the U.S.

5 Top-Paid CEOs at Unprofitable Companies

These 5 CEOs sailed to paychecks of more than $10 million last year, when their companies didn't even post a profit.

7 U.S. Cities to See Fast Food Strikes This Week

Fast food workers in seven cities plan to protest for higher wages on Monday. The workers want to become unionized and receive wages of $15 an hour.

Pfizer to Sell Vaccine to Poor Countries for Fraction of Price

Pfizer has agreed to sell its vaccine Prevnar 13 to poor countries for a fraction of the price. The vaccine will be sold for $3.50 until 2025.

Siemens Set to Fire CEO

The board of Siemens will make a decision Wednesday on whether or not to oust CEO Peter Loescher.

10 Hot New Products With Staying Power

Nielsen has revealed the best-selling new products of the last two years, and here's a list of the top ten.

Man Claims Walmart Is Overcharging You at the Register

A Pennsylvania man is suing Walmart over allegations of failing to recalculate sales taxes after consumers use coupons.

Money & Kids: 7 Tips For Allowances

It can be tough to talk about money with your kids, and even tougher to decide the right amount for a child allowance. These seven simple tips should help.

5 Indicted in $300M Credit Card Fraud Spree

Federal prosecutors have charged five men for credit card fraud that has cost companies $300 million. Two of the men are currently in custody.

Homebuilders: A Case of Too Far, Too Fast

PulteGroup, D.R. Horton and the ITB were priced for perfection, but the housing recovery is hardly perfect.

GlaxoSmithKline to Pay $229M to Settle Diabetes Drug Suit

GlaxoSmithKline announced Wednesday, that it will spend $229 million to settle lawsuits concerning the advertising of its diabetes drug Avandia.