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Business Insider

Blog Name: Business Insider
Description: Business Insider is a new business site with deep financial, entertainment, green tech and digital industry news.
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The Super Bowl Has Come A Long Ways In 46 Years | 03 Feb 2012
The first Super Bowl was played in 1967, between the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs. And the productions seen 45 years ago looked nothing like what we know of the Super Bowl today. In fact, there are quite a few facts about the first Su...

12 Crazy Things Presidential Candidate Roseanne Has Said About The United States | 03 Feb 2012
Roseanne is officially running to be President of the United States. Awesome! It's about time. But before you cast your vote for this pugnacious TV star, take a look at these wild statements from her first speech announcing her intentions in 2010.&nb...

STOCKS EXPLODE HIGHER ON AWESOME NEWS: Here's What You Need To Know (DIA, SPY, QQQ, MU) | 03 Feb 2012
JOBS! First, the scoreboard: Dow: 12,859.9, +154.4, +1.2%S&P 500: 1,344.6, +19.1, +1.4%NASDAQ: 2,905.1, +45.4, +1.6% And now, the top stories: The U.S. economy really hit a home run this morning. According the BLS, the economy added 24...

The 10 Best NFL Teams To Not Make It To The Super Bowl | 03 Feb 2012
The New England Patriots reached Super Bowl 46 after a stellar 13-3 regular season. As for the New York Giants, they got to Indianapolis despite only winning their division with a record of 9-7. Unlike college football, no one complains about the NF...

For The First Time Ever, Smartphones Are Outselling PCs (MSFT, AAPL, GOOG) | 03 Feb 2012
For the first time ever, quarterly smartphone sales outpaced PC sales in the fourth quarter of 2011. In fact, it wasn't even close. Mobile market research firm Canalys estimated that 158.5 million smartphones were sold in the last quarter, compared ...

Mark Zuckerberg Will Have To Pay $1.5 Billion In Taxes After The Facebook IPO | 03 Feb 2012
Facebook CEO and cofounder Mark Zuckerberg is going to have to pay $1.5 billion in income taxes after the company's shares begin public trading in May, the Financial Times reports. The reason: In 2005, Zuckerberg was granted new stock options as part...

Here's What Porn Stars Say About A New Law Forcing Them To Use Condoms | 03 Feb 2012
On January 17, the Los Angeles City Council approved a city ordinance that requires actors to wear condoms while they are working on adult movie sets.While some call it protection, like, say, a hard hat for a construction worker, others in the 'biz sa...

This Frugalista's 5-Figure Debt Inspired Her To Make February 'No Buy' Month | 03 Feb 2012
Four years ago, Natalie McNeal was living it up. She was young, single and had a promising career as a reporter for the Miami Herald. But there were skeletons in McNeal's wallet. McNeal carried a $9,785.24 credit card balance, $8,600 on her ca...

HP Paid Ray Lane $10 Million More Than Other Directors (HPQ) | 03 Feb 2012
Ray Lane has had a profitable year as HP's chairman. While total compensation for other board members topped out at about $350,000, Lane was paid $10.6 million, including $8.4 million in stock awards and nearly $2.2 million in options. His awards we...

A Las Vegas Food Critic Tells Us The 7 Best Restaurants For High Rollers | 03 Feb 2012
There are plenty of places you can go to splurge in Las Vegas. But according to John Curtas, restaurant critic for Las Vegas Weekly magazine, there is only a select crop of restaurants in the city that are worth their salt. In the fall of 1998, when ...