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Why Taco Bell and Popeyes Want to Serve You Breakfast

Taco Bell and Popeyes are jumping into the breakfast game. Here's why fast food chains that always focused on lunch and dinner are desperate to serve you waffles and grits.

By: Matt Brownell    May 17th 2013 4:00PM

5 Winners and Losers of the Week in Business

From a soda company's refashioned refrigerators to an apparel CEO's tactless comments, here's a rundown of this week's best moves and worst blunders in the business world.

By: Rick Aristotle Munarriz    May 17th 2013 1:20PM

Apple CEO Wants to Repatriate Cash, at Lower Tax Rate

Apple pushes for a major tax change that it says will boost the U.S. economy: CEO Tim Cook plans to call on Congress next week to dramatically simplify corporate tax laws.

By: DailyFinance Staff    May 17th 2013 11:45AM

J.C. Penney's Latest Earnings Confirm Grim Warning

J.C. Penney had said its quarterly results would be weak. They were, and then some. The retailer posted a loss more than double the deficit of last year, and sales fell 16%.

By: DailyFinance Staff    May 17th 2013 9:00AM

Teen 'Buys' Coke Recipe on eBay for $15 Million

One of the greatest trade secrets in corporate American history was allegedly sold on eBay for $15 million: the recipe for the Coca-Cola Co.'s signature soda.

By: Eamon Murphy    May 16th 2013 2:00PM

CEO Pay Rises Modestly, Still Dwarfs Workers'

A survey of major companies says CEO pay rose just 3.6% from the year before, not all that much different than the 2.3% pay hike given to the average worker. And yet...

By: DailyFinance Staff    May 16th 2013 12:10PM

Facebook IPO Scammers Arrested

Federal officials in New Jersey have charged three men with scamming an investor in New Zealand into paying $3 million for Facebook shares he never received.

By: DailyFinance Staff    May 16th 2013 8:45AM

Acting IRS Head Steven Miller to Resign, Says Obama

Speaking on the controversy over the Internal Revenue Service's treatment of conservative political groups, President Obama said acting IRS commissioner Steven Miller was out.

By: Eamon Murphy    May 15th 2013 6:35PM

A Pawnshop for the Rich

Even rich people need quick cash sometimes, so they're turning to upscale pawnshops like Borro, which takes everything from sports cars to fine wine in exchange for big loans.

By: Matt Brownell    May 15th 2013 3:00PM