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Entrepreneurs: You Can Relax Now

A new survey shows that business owners, as usual, are more optimistic than everyone else. Here's why that's no longer a sign that they're crazy. Small businesses owners – as a group – may be the most irrationally exuberant people in the nation right now

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Byrd is the word at Wells Fargo

Jonathan Byrd ran off five birdies in six holes to start the back nine on his way to a 5-under 67 on Saturday to take a one-shot lead into the final round of the Wells Fargo Championship.

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McIlroy’s struggles continue at Quail Hollow

Rory McIlroy's return to the PGA Tour after his final-round Masters meltdown didn't last long, guaranteeing the Wells Fargo Championship will have a new winner.

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Haas gets off to hot start

PGT: Bill matched the Wells Fargo Championship record for low opening round with an 8-under 64 and a two-shot lead Thursday.

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Haas gets off to a hot start

Bill matched the Wells Fargo Championship record for low opening round with an 8-under 64 and a two-shot lead Thursday.

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Palmer steals the show, at least for a day

No one else at Quail Hollow has won more majors, and no is close to his PGA Tour victories. Not surprisingly, no one had more fans following his every move Wednesday at the Wells Fargo Championship.

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Injuries cast more doubts

GolfChannel: News that injuries to Tiger Woods' left knee and left Achilles sustained during the Masters will keep him out of the Wells Fargo Championship next week adds to the uncertainty in his comeback bid.

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Microchip-Embedded Credit Cards Coming To America At Long Last

Two companies kick off a race to market with EMV chip cards, long a staple in Europe. But with NFC payments on the rise, this seems less like innovation and more a stopgap measure. American credit card companies may be taking a page from Europeans.

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Financial Planning, Advice, and Investment

Big players like Bank of America and Wells Fargo may rule the financial world, but there is still some room for the little guy to make a buck. Bolstered by an improved economy, the financial planning, advice, and investment industry saw an 11 percent increase in sales in 2010, according Sageworks. And as more Americans pull out of the recession, demand for professional financial advice is poised to increase.

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