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What happened the night Trayvon Martin diedupdated: Fri May 18 2012 01:28:00

Trayvon Martin walked into a 7-Eleven in Sanford, Florida, grabbing a bag of Skittles and a can of AriZona iced tea. The hood from his dark gray sweatshirt over his head, he walked up to the counter, reached deep into his pants' pockets, paid the clerk, then walked out.

South Africa's Redbush tea tradeupdated: Thu May 03 2012 13:01:00

Marketplace Africa looks at the growing global popularity of rooibos, or redbush tea.

South Africa's rooibos a hit with tea lovers across the worldupdated: Thu May 03 2012 13:01:00

In cafes across Cape Town, brewing the perfect cup of rooibos has become a fine art.

Reading the Supreme Court's tea leavesupdated: Tue Apr 03 2012 16:38:00

Jeffrey Toobin and Howard Kurtz discuss covering the Supreme Court's hearing on the healthcare mandate.

Kitchen cures doctors swear byupdated: Tue Apr 03 2012 15:15:00

Whether you have a head cold, an upset stomach, or an itchy rash, fast (cheap!) relief may be sitting on your kitchen shelf.

Drop pounds quickly, safely for spring breakupdated: Thu Mar 29 2012 13:32:00

Q: Is there a safe way to drop weight quickly for spring break?

Mom: They've killed Trayvon's reputationupdated: Mon Mar 26 2012 20:26:00

Trayvon Martin's parents say the police are trying to kill their son's reputation by bringing up claims he was suspended.

From coast to coast, protesters demand justice in Trayvon Martin caseupdated: Mon Mar 26 2012 20:26:00

The saga of Trayvon Martin continued to energize thousands around the country Monday, spurring demonstrations across the United States and even turning what had been a regularly scheduled city commission meeting into a hot-ticket event.

This month on Road to Rio updated: Thu Feb 09 2012 09:24:00

This month Road to Rio -- a Green City Journey stops off in the world's second most populated country, India. Sara Sidner, Mallika Kapur and Nick Glass meet in the capital city New Delhi, to explore how carbon cuts are being made.

Coffee may reduce women's cancer risk updated: Tue Nov 22 2011 16:19:00

That morning cup (or cups) of coffee may do more than just kick-start your day.

Does drinking coffee lower cancer risk?updated: Tue Nov 22 2011 16:19:00

Elizabeth Cohen reports on a Harvard study about coffee cutting the risk of endometrial cancer.

Doing business in China: Five tips for successupdated: Fri Oct 21 2011 10:46:00

As western countries remain mired in financial turmoil, business people are looking to get a foothold in China, hoping to tap its growth and expanding middle class.

Nepal on high: Himalayas trekking tipsupdated: Sat Oct 15 2011 03:26:00

Magnificent snow-peaked summits and quaint thousand-year-old villages provide the backdrop for an unforgettable adventure in Nepal. Exploring the dramatic landscape on foot is nothing short of extraordinary, trekkers say.

Buenos Aires: Gateway to Argentina adventureupdated: Tue Sep 27 2011 17:47:00

Argentina is a huge, diverse country. Large cities and breathtaking vistas are just some of your travel options there. Every journey has to start somewhere, and many people choose to begin in the capital city, Buenos Aires.

Savannah dining, from dawn to darkupdated: Mon Aug 22 2011 10:18:00

Our culinary tour of Savannah's restaurants will keep you full and satisfied from breakfast to dessert. You'll get to experience Southern food at its best at restaurants like Olde Pink House, Elizabeth on 37th and Gryphon Tea Room. So, plot out your restaurant attack on Savannah with these suggestions and be sure to bring your appetite.

Studios try to 'crack the code' on Latino moviegoersupdated: Thu Jul 14 2011 07:22:00

In the same way Hispanics have become an important political voice, so it goes with Hollywood and moviegoing.

Crisis brewing as Japan's tea farmers face radiation banupdated: Sun Jun 19 2011 19:24:00

Japan's green tea fields sway in the early summer winds, the picture of bucolic beauty. But beneath these peaceful rows of young green buds, ready for the second harvest of the year, a national crisis is brewing.

Japan green tea crisisupdated: Sun Jun 19 2011 19:24:00

The nuclear crisis wreaks havoc on one of Japan's prized exports: green tea. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

Fukushima fallout spurs bans on green teaupdated: Fri Jun 03 2011 00:51:00

Japan has slapped new restrictions on green tea and plums from areas around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant because of lingering radioactive contamination from the ongoing disaster there.

How to grow your own clothesupdated: Sun May 29 2011 10:18:00

My project sprang from an idea in my book "Fashioning The Future: Tomorrow's Wardrobe."

Future fashion: How to grow a dressupdated: Sun May 29 2011 10:18:00

Can you really grow a dress in a bathtub? Designer Suzanne Lee explains the world of "Biocouture" at TED 2011.

People.com: Tori Spelling Reveals Her Royal Wedding Party Plansupdated: Thu Apr 28 2011 08:09:00

The sTORIbook Weddings star will have a sleepover with traditional English food and decorations

San Fran moniker a rookie mistakeupdated: Tue Apr 26 2011 13:05:00

The Bay Area isn't just where your computers and favorite websites are designed.

How healthy are decaf green tea and dried fruits?updated: Fri Feb 11 2011 08:42:00

Is decaffeinated green tea as healthy as regular green tea? Are plums as healthy as prunes? Are fresh cranberries as healthy as dried cranberries? The "buzz" in the media is that green tea, prunes and cranberries are all extremely healthy foods. But, what if the caffeinated green tea keeps you up all night and you're not a fan of dried fruits?

The 51 fastest fat burnersupdated: Sat Jan 29 2011 22:34:00

Erase extra flab with these super-effective tricks.

CNNMoney: Starbucks super-sizes some drinksupdated: Mon Jan 17 2011 15:02:00

Starbucks will offer a new plus-sized iced drink beginning this week.

3 easy resolutions guaranteed to make you money in 2011updated: Mon Dec 27 2010 11:11:00

There's a reason why diet and money books get moved to the front of the bookstore come January first. We are full of good intentions with the promise of a new year.

Building a village, one house at a timeupdated: Thu Oct 21 2010 21:36:00

Children play with a worn-out badminton set. Families sip traditional Indian tea known as chai from silver-colored cups and chat as the sun sets in a rose-colored sky. Goats bleat in the distance, water buffaloes chew on hay and the cackles of crows ring through the air.

Building homes in Indiaupdated: Thu Oct 21 2010 21:36:00

Turner Broadcasting volunteers spent two weeks in India building homes for the country's neediest caste.

A guide to Hangzhou, China's ancient capitalupdated: Fri Sep 10 2010 08:01:00

Eight centuries ago, Marco Polo anointed Hangzhou "the most splendid city in the world." Today it's one of China's best-preserved destinations, thanks to the careful stewardship of its pagodas and pavilions, mountain-fringed West Lake, and terraced plantations growing the region's famous longjing green tea.

What's new at the grocery storeupdated: Mon Jul 26 2010 12:12:00

Cooking Light's Holly Grainger describes 10 foods at the grocery store that give new life to your meals and snacks.

Shopping smart for groceriesupdated: Mon Jul 26 2010 12:12:00

If you load your shopping cart with the same foods every time you visit the grocery store, it's time to shake things up.

Fortune: The Honest Tea guys look backupdated: Mon Jul 26 2010 11:20:00

In September 1997, I went for a run with a friend in New York City. We both wanted a tasty post-exercise drink, but everything on the market was too sweet.

People.com: Lindsay Lohan: Sam Ronson Never Hit Meupdated: Wed Feb 10 2010 17:19:00

The actress defends former girlfriend via Twitter, saying the deejay "never raised a hand" to her

SI.com: Seth Davis: No. 1 prepster Barnes remaining coy about college plansupdated: Fri Nov 13 2009 02:15:00

It's going to be one lucky Friday the 13th for some college basketball program. That's because Harrison Barnes, the 6-foot-7 forward from Ames, Iowa, who is widely considered to be the No. 1 prospect in the senior class, will announce his college choice at 4 p.m. on ESPNU.

FSB: Tea cozyupdated: Tue Sep 01 2009 10:42:00

At Samovar Tea Lounge, a chain of three teahouses in San Francisco, you'll find no wireless Internet or bulletin board littered with local news and advertisements.

Juices, tea and energy drinks erode teethupdated: Thu Aug 06 2009 11:50:00

For years, dentists have warned patients about the decaying effects of cola and sugary, fizzy drinks on their teeth.

Find more than photo ops in Europeupdated: Thu May 28 2009 10:48:00

Many travelers tramp through Europe like they're visiting the cultural zoo. "Ooh, that guy in lederhosen yodeled! Excuse me, could you do that again so I can take a picture?" When I'm in Europe, I become the best German or Spaniard or Italian I can be.

If you go: Summer in northern Coloradoupdated: Wed Apr 08 2009 11:16:00

Steamboat Springs is about three and a half hours northwest of Denver. Watch for deer and elk on the beautiful drive over Rabbit Ears Pass on U.S. Highway 40.

Drinking white wine can lead to stained teethupdated: Fri Apr 03 2009 15:01:00

If you think you're doing your teeth a favor by sipping white wine instead of red, you may need to rethink your tooth-whitening strategy.

Five great American tearoomsupdated: Thu Mar 12 2009 14:46:00

If you've got cabin fever and are looking for a cozy outing, afternoon tea is bound to hit the spot.

People.com: Heath Ledger's Family Still 'Nursing Broken Hearts'updated: Fri Jan 23 2009 15:28:00

At the site of his wake, his sisters speak out about his Oscar nod and one-year anniversary of his death

The best alternative medicine for childrenupdated: Thu Jan 08 2009 16:33:00

Nursing is supposed to be a calming, tranquil time for a newborn, but when Deb Kruse-Field put her son, Luke Field, to her breast, instead of cuddling up and eating, he arched his back and screamed.

Steps to trim calories and waistlineupdated: Wed Jan 07 2009 18:23:00

Losing weight and getting healthy isn't easy, but it's often the little things that add up over time. Here are some things you may want to avoid and some you should include in your diet if your resolution is to lose weight and feel fine in 2009.

Older Americans take risky combo of medicationsupdated: Tue Dec 23 2008 16:16:00

Many older adults in the United States are taking a confusing combination of medications, some prescribed by doctors and others picked up over-the-counter or in health food stores.

Time.com: Japan Goes Bananas For a New Dietupdated: Fri Oct 17 2008 10:35:00

A country prone to dieting fads has convinced itself that bananas for breakfast is a magic formula for weight loss

ME date HIM? What were you thinking?updated: Thu Sep 04 2008 10:26:00

When her colleague at a Cleveland construction company fixed up Bethany Billi, the guy she was about to date seemed like a winner - on paper.

Robbery attempt ends when victim offers iced teaupdated: Thu Jul 10 2008 03:05:00

A mother and her 6-month old girl escaped unhurt after she calmed down a knife-wielding robber with a glass of iced tea and a chat, Tokyo police said Wednesday.

Zakaria: Oil prices make it hard for U.S. to pressure Iranupdated: Mon Jul 07 2008 17:43:00

Amid allegations of Iranian aid to Iraqi insurgents, Iran's effort to build a nuclear bomb and a report on an increase in U.S. covert operations in Iran, analyst Fareed Zakaria takes a look at possible changes in the country's leadership and assesses the threat Iran could pose to Mideast stability.

Time.com: Does Green Tea Help the Heart?updated: Thu Jul 03 2008 18:00:00

A new study shows the beverage can protect the heart arteries by keeping them flexible and relaxed

Food pairings: Working for or against you?updated: Fri Jun 27 2008 08:21:00

Certain foods play well with others, while others lose strength in pairs.

No-sweat way to fill yard with rosesupdated: Wed Jun 11 2008 09:06:00

Maybe you think you know roses - those long-stemmed, full-petaled beauties that need a lot of coddling to keep disease at bay.

10 fresh ways to boost your energy nowupdated: Wed Apr 09 2008 10:17:00

Must. Stay. Awake. Yes, it's the 3 o'clock mantra. And who hasn't mumbled it while fighting off midday yawns and drooping eyes?

People.com: Angela Kinsey's Down-Home Baby Showerupdated: Tue Apr 01 2008 10:25:00

The Office's Jenna Fischer helps throw a party for her pregnant costar

Have a special cup of teaupdated: Fri Mar 14 2008 09:03:00

Steep yourself in know-how with these masterful tips on tools and techniques.

FSB: Getting your business off the groundupdated: Wed Feb 06 2008 12:15:00

Dear FSB: I am currently putting together a business plan for a tea room in Dallas. The local SBDC (Small Business Development Center) office is helping get this project off the ground. I have allocated funds for about 30% of the startup amount, consisting of stocks, mutual funds and liquid assets. I have no experience in the food industry, just my passion for food and tea and my determination to succeed. In preparation for this project I am currently attending tea seminars and working to get certified for food handling.

A castle to call homeupdated: Fri Jan 04 2008 09:51:00

Nestled in one thousand acres of rolling countryside, Castle Leslie, is a magnificent example of Irish heritage.

Follow this eat-right plan to fortify your immune systemupdated: Wed Nov 14 2007 10:12:00

When cold and flu season comes around, many people head to their medicine cabinets in search of relief. But a trip to the kitchen may be the smarter move.

Time.com: Can Ancient Herbs Treat Cancer?updated: Mon Oct 15 2007 15:00:00

A small California drug company hopes to extract the next cancer cure from Chinese herbs

Time.com: Owen Wilson: Art Imitates Lifeupdated: Mon Sep 03 2007 09:00:00

At the Venice Film Fest, Richard Corliss feels creepy pointing out similarities between Wilson and his character in The Darjeeling Limited. He wishes the movie were better, too

Owen Wilson's future?updated: Sun Sep 02 2007 23:06:00

Owen Wilson's future?

Friend: Owen Wilson doing betterupdated: Sun Sep 02 2007 23:06:00

Owen Wilson is doing well as he recovers from an apparent suicide attempt, and is even making colleagues laugh, the director of his latest film said Monday.

London's top tea parties updated: Tue Jul 24 2007 08:36:00

For all its swank and glamour, a formal afternoon tea still has a place in British society. Of course, you'll see Russians surrounded by shopping bags and bodyguards, Japanese photographing the teapot and Americans buried in guidebooks. But you'll hear British accents, too, as they celebrate, or seduce, or do a deal. (Meaning you should book that teatime at least six weeks ahead; these are popular spots.)

Pamper yourself: Mandarin Orientalupdated: Thu Jul 19 2007 23:35:00

What is it: For my money the Mandarin Oriental is the most glam hotel in London. Its not unusual to see movie stars or models milling around the foyer, while its location near Hyde Park and the shopping mecca of Harrods and Harvey Nichols also make it a place for the seriously monied.

CNNMoney: Snapple could be a real thing for Cokeupdated: Sat Jun 23 2007 00:55:00

Coca-Cola Co. may be interested in acquiring Cadbury Schweppes Plc's Snapple iced tea, a trade publication reported Friday.

Fortune: A cup of tea like a fine wineupdated: Wed Jun 20 2007 05:52:00

Dilhan Fernando gathers a fistful of earth and surveys his family's sprawling estate. "What's grown on that field," he says, pointing to lush cultivation on a distant misty hill, "will differ dramatically from what's grown over here." He lets the dirt sift through his fingers, as if for emphasis. "And they will both be superb drinking."

Fortune: It came from Los Angelesupdated: Fri May 25 2007 13:52:00

Launched in Los Angeles two years ago by a failed restaurateur and a former nightclub bouncer, Pinkberry could become the next hot franchise. This purveyor of tart-yet-sweet swirled yogurt is dubbe...

Your e-mails: 'Vital Signs' updated: Mon Apr 30 2007 11:22:00

As part of the "Vital Signs" segment on "Paula Zahn Now," CNN.com users sent in their tips, tools and methods for staying healthy. Here is a selection of their responses, some of which have been edited for clarity and length.

FSB: Tasting Hawaiiupdated: Thu Apr 19 2007 17:13:00

Meet the entrepreneurs behind the Aloha State's budding industry, agritourism, and bring an appetite!

Fortune: Better eating through genomicsupdated: Thu Mar 22 2007 16:42:00

Wandering through the aisles of the local grocery store, one can't help but notice the number of everyday food products that now feature some added health benefit.

Get the diet scoop: 6 promising supplements, 6 to avoidupdated: Fri Feb 16 2007 10:42:00

The sales pitches are irresistible: "Lose 2 Pounds a Day!" "Burn Fat Round the Clock!" "Learn the Amazing Weight-Loss Secret of Hollywood's Sex Symbols!" OK, maybe that's pushing it. But if diet pills could give you Eva Longoria's body, would you bother with the salads and stair-climbing?

Soak up tea's nutritional benefitsupdated: Tue Jan 23 2007 15:10:00

Can you drink your vegetables? We're not talking smoothies here. We're talking tea. It might seem an exaggeration to compare a cup of tea to a serving of veggies, but there are some similarities.

CNNMoney: Innovation back at 'real' storesupdated: Fri Jan 12 2007 11:19:00

Old-fashioned retailing, where shoppers actually walk into a store instead of "click" into a store, is back in vogue.

Fortune: Guacamole and green teaupdated: Wed Dec 20 2006 09:24:00

They say you can't judge a book by its cover. All too often, you can't judge a food by its label, either.

CNNMoney: Coke's new drink to burn caloriesupdated: Thu Oct 12 2006 15:35:00

Coca-Cola is introducing a sparkling green tea drink containing calcium and caffeine that reportedly burns calories.

FSB: Greener Teaupdated: Sat Apr 01 2006 00:01:00

At the R&D facility of Honest Tea, brewmeister Michael Petrone passes around samples of a new organic tea. Petrone, just 24, joined the company as an intern last year and rose quickly to a full-tim...

Victorian secretupdated: Fri Dec 02 2005 09:38:00

Beautiful and welcoming, Victoria, British Columbia, sparkles with Christmas color and spirit. The capital city's Parliament Buildings, outlined all year in sedate white lights, glow with well-placed green and red bulbs this season. Wreaths adorn Tally Ho's horse-drawn carriages, and Santa hats keep drivers warm. In the mood for giving, Harbour Ferry skippers donate their weekend fares to charity.

Business 2.0: Brewing Success from Failureupdated: Thu Sep 01 2005 00:01:00

For three years Naoto Okinaka and his colleagues at Japanese beverage maker Suntory were known as a bunch of losers. That's because they were the brains behind Jukucha, a megaflop of an iced tea th...

CNNMoney: Ellison estate hits the marketupdated: Mon May 09 2005 11:05:00

Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison recently put his Japanese-inspired Atherton estate on the market for $25 million, according to the San Jose Mercury News.

CNNMoney: Starbucks: A passage to Indiaupdated: Thu Oct 28 2004 07:58:00

Who says coffee isn't everybody's cup of tea? Just ask Starbucks chairman Howard Schultz.

Waging war on work stressupdated: Fri Oct 08 2004 09:00:00

Come on, admit it. You've fallen victim to workplace stress at one time or another. You've probably even called in sick because of a stress-related illness.

Money Magazine: A Rose is (Not) a Rose How to buy the right rose for your garden without getting stuckupdated: Sat May 01 2004 00:01:00

Garden fashions come and go--right now, pale English borders are out, and hot-colored tropicals are in--but through it all, roses remain. No other flower is as widely loved, as widely planted--or a...

CNNMoney: A rose is (not) a roseupdated: Tue Apr 20 2004 15:31:00

Garden fashions come and go -- right now, pale English borders are out, and hot-colored tropicals are in -- but through it all, roses remain.

FSB: A Starbucks For Tea Aficionadosupdated: Sat Dec 01 2001 00:01:00

Now here's an idea Hiroshi Maeda has been brewing for a long time: building a chain of Japanese teahouses in America for caffeine junkies looking for a healthy Starbucks alternative. After spending...

FSB: The Next Starbucks? Bruce Fernie wants to do for tea what Howard Schultz did for coffee...is he kidding?updated: Sun Apr 01 2001 00:01:00

You feel a certain magic the minute you walk in the door. Nestled into college towns and chichi shopping streets, a chain of tea bars celebrates in classic dark woods and copper accents the refined...

Fortune: Brewed At Yale, Honest Tea Thirsts For Successupdated: Mon Jul 10 2000 00:01:00

A chance encounter sparked my love affair with Honest Tea. As I browsed the refrigerator in a Washington, D.C., deli, the artsy label on a bottle of Decaf Ceylon piqued my interest. The taste won m...

Fortune: Gaping Into the Future We take a look back at the history of the world's fair, where the likes of Eiffel, Ferris, and Edison madupdated: Mon Jun 12 2000 00:01:00

It was a wondrous place and a heady time--the great Exposition of 1904. It was the Meet Me in St. Louis fair, about which Judy Garland would one day sing, "Don't tell me the lights are shining anyp...

FSB: Gaping Into the Future Where Eiffel and Edison made public offeringsupdated: Mon May 01 2000 00:01:00

It was a wondrous place and a heady time, the great Exposition of 1904. It was the Meet Me in St. Louis fair, where, as Judy Garland would one day sing, "Don't tell me the lights are shining any pl...

Money Magazine: Do the Experts Get the Future Right? Does Anybody? Before you put all your money in that tech fund, consider how far off our expupdated: Tue Feb 01 2000 00:01:00

So here we are, only a few scant weeks into a new year, a new decade, a new century, a new millennium. And yet plenty of people already seem certain what the future will bring: Giant U.S. growth st...

FSB: Red Clay, Green Tea A novice soaks up the spa experience.updated: Mon Nov 01 1999 00:01:00

I spent part of a recent Saturday wrapped in heated blankets and tinfoil while a concoction of red clay, grape seeds, green tea, and lavender baked into my skin. The padded table below me was conto...

Fortune: A Stock Play On Boomer Health Fearsupdated: Mon Jul 06 1998 00:01:00

Whether or not herbal remedies such as St. John's wort, green tea, and kava really help fight depression, reduce the risk of developing cancer, or relieve stress, one thing is for sure: they are ha...

Fortune: YOULL NEVER GUESS WHO REALLY MAKES... In a growing number of major industries, famous manufacturers are making less of what theyupdated: Mon Oct 03 1994 00:01:00

CONVENTIONAL wisdom holds that real industrial companies, the bedrock of American commerce, manufacture their own products. But the C.W. is wrong again: Many top so-called industrials manufacture a...

Fortune: '93 FORTUNE PRODUCTS OF THE YEAR OH, BABY! WHAT A YEAR FOR PRODUCTSupdated: Mon Dec 27 1993 00:01:00

A consumer society thrives on new products. And FORTUNE's choices this year range from cuddly low-tech Barney to frighteningly high-tech embryo cloning. One theme emerges strongly: A worthy idea is...

Fortune: PORTFOLIO TALK LESSONS FROM A GUY WHO CAN TAKE A PUNCHupdated: Mon Aug 23 1993 00:01:00

Harold J. Ireland Jr., 54, should have been a boxer: He knows how to take a punch and get up before the count of eight. Since 1978 he has invested in fast-growing medium-size companies, including m...

Fortune: PEPSICO IF IT AIN'T BROKE, FIX IT ANYWAYupdated: Mon Dec 28 1992 00:01:00

YOU MIGHT figure that a company doubling profits every five years doesn't need much fixing, yet PepsiCo is overhauling businesses and revamping products almost as if it were desperate. Explains CEO...

Fortune: SAY, MISTER, HAVE YOU GOT A ZEN FOR BUSINESS?updated: Mon Nov 16 1992 00:01:00

Mel Ziegler, the entrepreneur who founded the Banana Republic clothing stores, was jetting home to San Francisco from the East Coast in April 1990 when he became engaged in a captivating conversati...

Fortune: Synfuel scenarioupdated: Mon Apr 11 1988 00:01:00

Good news from the oil front. In a recent issue of Science, Robert Lumpkin, the director of coal conversion projects at Amoco, writes that coal can now be liquefied at a cost competitive with crude...

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