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This spring, the oceans rose in theaters nationwide in one of the Bible's most famous stories, with Darren Aronofsky bringing "Noah" to life. An ambitious and boundary-pushing take on the familiar tale, the movie was another memorable effort from the filmmaker, that certainly gains power from being seen on as big a screen as possible. And next week in New York City you'll get another chance, and we've got tickets to an event that's now sold out. On Monday, November 17th at 7 PM, the Museum Of The... Читать дальше...

Who needs life insurance most? Breadwinners, stay-at-home parents, single moms and older couples. Here's why.

The results of an investigation by FIFA into the World Cup bidding process have been published - but the lead investigator questions the summary.

With PlayStation Vue, Sony joins the ranks of companies looking to shake up the cable and satellite business.

CNBC retail analyst Stacey Widlitz, discusses Wal-Mart's execution strategy and the impact of tech companies like of Apple and GoPro on apparel.

Plunging oil prices changes the economic viability of the Keystone pipeline. What will Congress do?

Alibaba has asked major banks to arrange fixed income investor meetings in lieu of a Yankee bond issue, sources said.

Whatever you might think about "Interstellar," there's no denying that there have been few films that have been as talked-about this year as Christopher Nolan's space drama. From the experience of watching the movie (in a format of your choosing), to the science behind it,  or the many clichés it embraces, you've likely engaged in a healthy debate with someone about some aspect of Nolan's picture. But let's rewind things a little bit. As you might recall, "Interstellar" had been in the works initially as a vehicle for Steven Spielberg. Читать дальше...

Both hires and separations increased in September, to 5.0 million and 4.8 million respectively, the Labor Department said.

The League adds LinkedIn data to the dating equation in an effort to bring a level of elitism to mobile dating.

Democrats and Republicans appeared to be coming together against Obama's oversight of the Keystone XL oil pipeline.

Banks are alleged to keep debt cancelled by bankruptcy in consumers' credit scores, reports the New York Times.

Bitcoin's technology could transform business as we know it, and major companies are exploring.

Hasbro's relationship with Disney may complicate the toymaker's potential buy of DreamWorks Animation, an analyst said.

Wal-Mart store managers have been told to start matching prices with Amazon and other online retailers.

In a time when music subscriptions keep popping up, where programming is streamed through corporate-owned services, and it seems like it's impossible to get a unique, distinct, independent voice, WMFU has you covered. The New Jersey-based station takes central focus in the upcoming documentary "Sex And Broadcasting," and today we have an exclusive clip from the film. Directed by Tim K. Smith, the documentary profiles the commercial-free, listener-supported WMFU and the personalities that bring the shows to life and keep the station... Читать дальше...

Due to a problem with a workstation, the New York Stock Exchange halted trading for nine stocks for the rest of the day.

A rear door fell off Bono's private plane, a Learjet 60, while the plane was landing in Germany, USA Today reports.

For the third year in a row, KKL-JNF and the Yitzhak Rabin Heritage Center joined forces to provide tours and activities in memory of Yitzhak Rabin, the fifth Prime Minister of the State of Israel,

This must be what it was like the first time someone decided to combine peanut butter and chocolate. Sure, it might not make the most obvious sense that indie weirdos Deerhoof and Michael Shannon go together, but now, we can't imagine them apart. The band has just dropped their latest album La Isla Bonita, and of course, the "Boardwalk Empire" star features in the video for "Exit Only." Because there would just be no other way. The concept for the video, directed by Vice Cooler, is pretty simple... Читать дальше...

Aspiring M&A bankers hoping to bank the bucks should angle for a job at Credit Suisse or Deutsche Bank, according to a salary benchmarking site.

According to a recent study almost ten per cent of married couples aged between 36-55 never have sex. Tracey Cox says that there is a direct link between lack of sexual activity and divorce.

Bob Brusca of Fact and Opinion Economics joins WSJ's Mike Weinstein to break down the latest first time unemployment claims numbers.

CNBC's Carl Quintanilla and Jim Cramer break down the Q3 earnings beat of Wal-Mart. Cramer discusses the performance of Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon.