Topic: Netflix Inc.
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'Arrested Development': The 5 best things about the new season
'Arrested Development' recently debuted its fourth season exclusively on Netflix. Here are the five things fans will love the most.
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Emmy nominations make history as online-only 'House of Cards' receives major nominations
The Emmy nominations were led by 'American Horror Story: Asylum' and 'Game of Thrones,' which scored 17 and 16 nods, respectively. The Emmy nominations also honored series such as 'Mad Men' and 'Downton Abbey.'
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In Gear Tesla Motors joins the NASDAQ-100
Tesla will be included in the NASDAQ-100 next week, becoming the only automaker listed in the index. It means Tesla is being recognized by the financial world as a legitimate force rather than a potentially unstable newcomer.
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Saving Money Blockbusters on the cheap: how to save on movie tickets
Beat the heat with a summer blockbuster, without breaking the bank.
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Saving Money Wanted: budget-friendly home theater systems.
Whether you are an avid gamer or budding audiophile, here are the best home theater systems out there for under $500.
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Stocks fall as Dow drops below 15,000
Stocks closed lower Wednesday and the Dow Jones industrial average fell 126.79 points to close at 14,995.23. Video-game shops, restaurants, and retailers led stocks downward push.
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'Arrested Development': The 5 best things about the new season
'Arrested Development' recently debuted its fourth season exclusively on Netflix. Here are the five things fans will love the most.
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Is 'Arrested Development' a dud? In Netflix's new world, it's unclear. (+video)
The reviews for the revival of 'Arrested Development' have been mixed, and Netflix stock prices are down. But that doesn't tell the whole story of Netflix's new media experiment.
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Six tornado survivor stories
With a deadly tornado staring them in the face, many citizens of Moore, Okla., were faced with the biggest decisions of their lives. Here's how six people made those choices, and survived.
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Red Moon
Benjamin Percy's supernatural novel is audaciously complex and hauntingly composed.
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Stir It Up! Vietnamese chicken glass noodle soup, and a family story
April 30, 1975 marked the end of the prolonged Vietnam War. Here's how one father remembered finding his way to the United States – and a new life – fueled by a sweet family reunion and miến gà, a chicken glass noodle soup.
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Horizons Nearly 2,000 Netflix movies to disappear overnight
Almost 2,000 Netflix movies to disappear as contracts expire and new additions roll in. Just what is Netflix doing?
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Global News Blog Good Reads: Mars mission, gene patents, cellphone tracking, 'absurd' start-ups, Netflix streamlines
This week's round-up of Good Reads includes a company that aims to turn a Mars colony into reality television, attempts to patent human genes, cellphone users' real feelings about privacy, and a smart focus by Netflix.
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Kindle TV: Is an Amazon set-top box on the way?
A new report suggests that Amazon could release a TV set-top box by the end of 2013.
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Stocks surge after fake tweet scare
Dow briefly plunges 143 points after fake AP tweet about explosions at the White House. But the market recovers and the Dow closes 152 points higher. Strong quarterly earnings boost stocks.
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Netflix soars. Other stocks rise on recovery in oil prices.
Netflix gains 20 percent after adding 2 million subscribers during the first quarter. Dow, S&P edge up as oil prices rise after last week's tumble.
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'Veronica Mars': Will other TV shows become movies through fan support?
'Veronica Mars' made the industry sit up and pay attention when it earned the money it needed to become a movie in 11 hours. What will this mean for fans of beloved canceled TV shows?
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The Simple Dollar Everything you need to know about financial planning
Hamm gives his take on a pithy list of everything you need to know about financial planning.
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The Simple Dollar Is Amazon Prime really worth it?
Amazon Prime gives you free shipping and other perks for $80 a year. Depending on how often you use Amazon, it could be money well spent.
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Culture Cafe Margaret Thatcher: Her portrayals in pop culture
Margaret Thatcher, like other politicians before and after her, has appeared often in movies, TV shows and stage productions. Everyone from Meryl Streep (who received an Oscar for her performance) to Monty Python comedian Michael Palin has portrayed the 'Iron Lady.'
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More viewers 'binge' on episodes
DVRs and online providers like Hulu and Netflix are making marathon TV-watching easier than ever.
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'Veronica Mars' online campaign passes $2 million: What's Hollywood thinking?
'Veronica Mars' fans have contributed more than $2 million online in two days in hopes of turning the defunct TV show into a film. The campaign upends Hollywood's business-as-usual model.
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Stocks up; Dow on longest streak since '96
Stocks closed up on Wall Street Wednesday with the Dow Jones industrial average notched its ninth gain in a row, giving the index its longest winning streak in more than sixteen years. Demand for stocks has been propelled this year by optimism that the housing market is recovering and that companies have started to hire.
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Chapter & Verse A "Netflix for children's books"?
Sproutkin, a new web startup, is launching a children's book subscription service based on the Netflix model.
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Stir It Up! Loaded nacho chicken
Sometimes simplicity is bliss. Tortilla-coated chicken breasts topped with warm chile con queso, and a your favorite nacho toppings is weeknight dinner waiting to happen.
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Z10 and BB10: Are BlackBerry's new launches worth your time?
BlackBerry 10 is here. How do the new operating system and the new BlackBerry phone, the Z10, stack up?







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