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International Women's Day: Meet the 10 richest women
The day before International Women's Day, Forbes magazine released its annual billionaires list for 2012 headed, predictably, by men. But this year, 14 of the richest 100 were women. In honor of International Women’s Day, here’s a countdown of the Top 10, a list that includes a few mining tycoons, a media mogul, and a pair of Wal-Mart heiresses. Which wealthy woman snagged the top spot?
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In Pictures: Fun fried foods
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In Pictures: Super Bowl commercials
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Opinion: After Sandy Hook and Webster, N.Y., the real 'monster' only community can heal
After the Sandy Hook massacre in Newtown, Conn. and now the shooting ambush of firefighters in Webster, N.Y., public dialogue has focused on the world's evil. But the real 'monster' is the abuse and neglect that kills kids every day – stopped by strong communities, not guns.
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Stir It Up! Halloween leftovers: Peanut butter cup and Snickers crunch brownies
Bake your way through some of that extra Halloween candy with this three-layer ooey-gooey brownie recipe.
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Modern Parenthood Halloween in Beijing: Pumpkins, pirates, and ... a man in a dark suit
Yes, Virginia, there is Halloween in Beijing. No one dares to toss toilet paper over the gingko trees or egg the local Sichuan restaurant, but a group of American expatriates held a party and trick or treat – and most of the guests were Chinese, including a man in a dark suit.
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Stir It Up! Cookbook review: Cake Balls
'Cake Balls' by Robin Ankeny and Charlotte Lyon offers colorful step-by-step photo guides for creating the latest fad in sweet desserts.
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International Women's Day: Meet the 10 richest women
The day before International Women's Day, Forbes magazine released its annual billionaires list for 2012 headed, predictably, by men. But this year, 14 of the richest 100 were women. In honor of International Women’s Day, here’s a countdown of the Top 10, a list that includes a few mining tycoons, a media mogul, and a pair of Wal-Mart heiresses. Which wealthy woman snagged the top spot?
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King-size candy is dead! Long live smaller bars?
King-size candy will no longer be made after 2013, says maker of M&M's, Twix, and Snickers. King-size candy bars will give way to products with no more than 250 calories.
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Super Bowl ads? Try this: Tom vs. Eli as pitchman (video)
Forget Super Bowl ads. Which Super Bowl quarterback is better at pitching products?
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Smartphones: New apps for the Super Bowl
Smartphones will let you watch the game, get scoring alerts, and view Super Bowl ads from yesteryear. Some Super Bowl apps for smartphones are free.
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Stir It Up! Celebrate National Peanut Butter Day
For a decadent peanut butter treat, try these peanut butter blondies topped with buckeyes and encased in chocolate.
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A goat is a chef's best friend
Fairmont Hotels incorporate 'farm connections' to bring fresh, local tastes to their customers.
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Candy bar brownies
A delicious treat for Halloween care packages.
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An attractive fall wreath starts with a disliked vegetable
You don't have to like to eat okra to find it useful. Okra has beautiful flowers, and its dried pods are great in crafts, especially on fall wreaths.
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Police investigate Australia 'collar bomb' suspect's links to teenage girl's family
According to court documents, Australia 'collar bomb' suspect Paul Peters – arrested in Kentucky Monday – once worked for a company with links to the father of Madeleine Pulver.
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In Pictures: Fun fried foods
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Merger Mondays and malinvestment
The fact that most mergers fail doesn't stop CEOs from doing deals
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What time does the Super Bowl start and what ads should you look for?
What time does the Super Bowl start on Sunday, and what exciting ads can we expect this year?
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The best fudgy brownies. Ever.
You'll put this in your Best Fudgy Brownie Ever Eaten catetory.
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Betty White voted AP entertainer of the year for 2010
Betty White: After a year remarkable for a star of any age, White has been voted the Entertainer of the Year by members of The Associated Press.
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Chocolate Wars
Historian and Cadbury relative Deborah Cadbury chronicles the struggle for global chocolate supremacy, a battle which pitted unbridled capitalism against pious Quaker idealism.
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Katherine Jackson on Oprah: Children coping with father's death
Katherine Jackson said that Blanket, whose given name is Prince Michael Jackson II, is shy but now wants to attend school next year, when he'll be in fourth grade.
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Chocolate genome could unlock tastier, healthier candy
Chocolate genome may hold secrets for better sweets. That's why Mars and Hershey have spent millions to crack the code.
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Without a Paddle
How a grueling kayak race helped heal a bruised ex-husband.
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Opinion: Gaza flotilla: Why the blockade makes sense for Israel
Until Hamas accepts Israel’s right to exist and stops launching rocket attacks, Israel may have to continue the Gaza blockade.
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Thanks to grassroots Facebook campaign, actress Betty White to host 'Saturday Night Live'
Betty White, whose career spans seven decades, will host a special Mother's Day episode of Saturday Night Live on May 8, thanks to a grassroots Facebook campaign.
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Denny's free breakfast, Dockers free pants led Super Bowl ad searches, Google says
Among the most-searched-for 2010 Super Bowl ads were spots for Dockers, Denny's, Motorola, and Snickers.
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