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• Hey, big spender: Small companies start advertising for investors

  The JOBS Act has loosened rules to let private companies and hedge funds solicit investment. How are they going about it?

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• Medical apps face new FDA regulation

  by Audrey Quinn

  There are nearly 100,000 medical apps available on mobile devices.

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• ‘Fifty Shades’ of… wine?

  by David Brancaccio

  Wine — brought to you by the makers of erotic literary sensation 'Fifty Shades of Grey.'

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• Alibaba goes after U.S. IPO after ditching Hong Kong option

  by Linda Yueh

  Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba is reportedly pulling out of a Hong Kong initial public offering, and plans to go public in the U.S. instead.

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• Next Fed chair could be Janet Yellen. So what’s she like?

  by Allan Sloan

  The current vice chairwoman of the Fed could become what is arguably the most powerful financial policy job in the world.

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• Sticker prices for health insurance exchanges out today

  by Stacey Vanek Smith

  

  Starting next week, federally run exchanges set up under the Affordable Care Act will officially roll out in 36 states. And we now have our first detailed look at the prices.

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• Orders for durable goods ticked up slightly, but not by much

  by David Brancaccio

  Orders for durable goods went up 0.1 percent.

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• Winner of MacArthur ‘genius grant’: ‘We have a very passive health care system in America’

  by David Brancaccio

  Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, was named one of the prestigious MacArthur Foundation 'genius grant' winners today. He organized a system in Camden, the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, that tracks down the poorest patients who need care.

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• PODCAST: We chat with a MacArthur genius grant winner

  by David Brancaccio

  Prices are out for Obama's health exchanges. So how much will it cost you? A chat with one of today's MacArthur Foundation 'genius grant' winners. And why cant the government pinpoint just when it will hit its debt limit?

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• As debt ceiling approaches, it’s income that fluctuates

  by David Gura

  The U.S. cannot pinpoint just when it will hit its debt limit, and while a giant unexpected expense could cause a problem, it's revenues that make the deadline tough to figure out.

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