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Wal-Mart taps kids to select toy inventory

For any major retailer, nailing the right holiday season product inventory is essential. That's why Wal-Mart turns to kids between 18 months and 12-years old. Today, the big-box giant releases the results of its "Chosen By Kids" survey. Bloomberg's Julie Hyman went to Dallas to see what the kids liked best.

From iPhone 6 to Apple Watch: Recap of the Apple event

Apple announced the Apple Watch and two new iPhone models, both with bigger screens. Watch everything that matters from the Apple event in just three minutes.

Delhi water crisis: Water ATMs to the rescue

Clean drinking water is a luxury in parts of India, where old, creaking infrastructure and basic mismanagement mean shortages are common. However, New Delhi has come up with a small, but innovative solution. Paul Allen has more.

iPhone killers? The biggest threats to Apple's dominance

As the world gears up for an Apple launch, the company

Jaguar takes the battle to BMW

Luxury car maker Jaguar just launched its latest car in extraordinary fashion in London. The British company expects their new XE model to go toe-to-toe with the likes of the BMW's 3-series

The 5 biggest IPOs in U.S. history

Alibaba's IPO road show kicks off this week. The market and investors will be looking to see if the offer will become the largest IPO in U.S. history. Bloomberg Ranx looks at the biggest IPOs to date.

A high-tech fridge that takes selfies and more

Your home appliances may one day talk to each other but first they have to find a common language. And then you may need to worry that they will broadcast your dirty laundry. Bloomberg's Hans Nichols reports

Moto 360: the best smartwatch for sale, for now

Motorola has unveiled its first Android smartwatch, the Moto 360. The gadget

Ferrari's three-seater 'Mistress Car'

The market for classic Ferraris is red hot. The value of these cars has risen 62% in the past 12 months, according to the Hagerty Index of Collectible Ferraris. Bloomberg checked out one of the rarest and oddest on the market: The 1966 Ferrari 365 P Berlinetta "Tre Posti." Video by: Alyssa Zahler, Justin Beach (Source: Bloomberg)

Meet the Samsung Galaxy Note 4

Bloomberg's Sam Grobart takes a hands-on look at Samsung's new smartphone, the Galaxy Note 4.

The five richest NFL owners

The combined net worth of the top five NFL franchise owners is close to $34 billion. Bloomberg Ranx looks at the NFL's richest owners according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Here is the next-gen spy plane... a blimp

One company hopes to take blimps to new heights. Southwest Research Institute has developed the HiSentinel 80, an unmanned airship that can potentially stay aloft for 30 days and has a propeller that can be controlled from the ground. Potential future uses include military and scientific missions. Video by: Ryo Ikagami, Summer Delaney (Source: Bloomberg)

Is this how Jennifer Lawrence's phone got hacked?

The latest hacking of high-profile figures has raised privacy concerns once again. Sans Institute security expert and ethical hacker James Lyne explains to Bloomberg how hackers can gain access to compromising information.

The five most powerful supercars on the planet

When it comes to high performance supercars, power is just as important as speed. Bloomberg Ranx looks at the five most powerful cars on the planet. (Source: Bloomberg)

Airports get innovative to rake in the moolah

When was the last time you were at a jammed-packed airport? Hard to remember, right? Nearly 1.5 million domestic flights a year were wiped from the skies between 2007 and 2012, leaving airports strapped for cash. Bloomberg's Alix Steel got a look some unconventional ways airports are trying to make money. (Source: Bloomberg)

Iraq's U.S. made millionaires

Iraq's five Majidi brothers run the Diyar Group together, building malls, skyscrapers, oil refineries and power plants right across Iraq's cash-only economy. Much of that cash initially came from the American Army, following the 2003 Iraqi invasion, and since then they've turned ten of millions of dollars...into hundreds of millions. (Source: Bloomberg)

YouTube sensation goes Hollywood

Epic Meal Time, a show that consists of a bunch of guys making extremely high-calorie food, started on YouTube in 2010 and now has more than 700 million views. Last year, Collective Digital Studio snapped them up and now they have big-name sponsorship deals and a half-hour cable show. Bloomberg Businessweek gets an inside look at how Hollywood's big money is transforming internet stars into actual celebrities. Video by: Jeniece Pettitt, Amy Marino (Source: Bloomberg)

Meet Kenny Dichter, the king of jets, juice & tequila

Kenny Dichter, CEO of Wheels Up and founder of Marquis Jet and Avion Tequila, discusses Wheels Up's pay-as-you-fly business model and the state of the aviation, tequila and juice industries with Pimm Fox (Source: Bloomberg)

How is the first robot astronaut enjoying space?

Being an astronaut can be an overwhelming experience, so Japanese researchers are using a robot to see if an artificial friend can help lonely spacemen bear the solitude of the cosmos. (Source: Bloomberg)

5 of the world's most unusual McDonald's restaurants

There are about 35,000 McDonald's restaurants worldwide in more than 100 countries. Bloomberg Ranx takes a look at five of the most unusual McDonald's in the world. (Source: Bloomberg)