Nike says it’s ruling the World Cup, bitcoins for sale, BNP Paribas hunkers down

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Nike says its gear is dominating World Cup Germany might have beaten the U.S. in a World Cup game on Thursday, but American sportswear maker Nike says it's beating German rival Adidas and others off the field in stores thanks to the tournament.

What Airbnb founder Brian Chesky learned from Paul Graham Chesky discusses how a piece of counterintuitive advice from Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham changed the trajectory of his business.

E.U. signs Ukraine association deal, puts off sanctions till Monday Ukraine cements its change of course to westward, while Russia threatens "grave consequences."

Credit card companies going after riskier customers, report says Subprime borrowers are being issued credit cards at the greatest rate side before the financial crisis, data show.

By Benjamin Snyder ESPN scores big in U.S. vs. Germany game Over 1.7 million viewers watched simultaneously as the U.S. played Germany on ESPN's online streaming service, creating some technical difficulties.

By Philip Elmer-DeWitt Apple's users spend 4X as much as Google's Why could this be? Here are five contributing factors.

By Beth Kowitt David's Bridal goes upscale Long known for wedding dresses for under $600, the chain is partnering with Vera Wang, Zac Posen, and others to expand its offerings.

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Box's IPO plans: Better late than never

KB Home swings to profit as selling prices climb

BNP Paribas hunkers down, plans dividend cut ahead of U.S. settlement

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