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David Pogue reports on the battle for your wrist as companies create smartwatches and other devices you wear to deliver your email and monitor your health.
To many the idea of cutting up money for artistic purposes seems insane. But Mark Wagner saw something more when he first cut up a dollar 15 years ago. Now he's assembles collages entirely from one dollar bills that can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. Anthony Mason reports.
Americans are used to seeing dead statesmen on their money. But abroad, you'll find colorful and creative bank notes celebrating birds, beasts, technology and even sports. So is a change in the U.S. dollar's iconic look on its way? Rita Braver finds out.
Since the 1950s shopping malls became a fixture of the American landscape. But with the growing popularity of online shopping, malls across the country are struggling and even shutting down. Mark Strassmann reports on how one entrepreneur has found a new way to reel in consumers.
More satellite images detecting an object that could be related to missing Malaysia Air Flight 370 have surfaced. Search efforts are intensifying to find any possible debris from the plane that has now been missing for more than two weeks. Holly Williams reports.
Pop star and education advocate Shakira talks to Lee Cowan about how the lack of education opportunities affects the prospects of poor children in her native Colombia.
The pop star talks to Lee Cowan about the importance of the work her Barefoot Foundation has done in poor communities in elevating the education prospects of children in her native Colombia and in other countries.
Web extra: The internationally renowned singer Shakira is also an advocate for education, and has funded the construction of schools in poor communities. She gave correspondent Lee Cowan a tour of her newest school in a poor neighborhood of Cartagena, Colombia, and discussed what it means to the community.
The internationally-renowned singer Shakira talks to Lee Cowan about what she finds truly fulfilling.
Preview: The internationally renowned singer Shakira is also an advocate for education, and has funded the construction of schools in poor communities. She talked to correspondent Lee Cowan about the importance of education, especially for disadvantaged children.
