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recent \| most commented \| bloggers Page 1 / 2 > >> FDA Wants to Regulate Supplement Industry Joey's Journal 2/20/2012 94 comments The dietary supplement industry is largely unregulated in the US. But now the FDA wants to change that. Passenger Pain vs. Profit at Spirit Airlines Noreen Seebacher 5/15/2012 88 comments Spirit is the most profitable airline in the US. Apparently, that's the upside of punishing passengers with endless fees. Corn Syrup Struggles to Stay Sweet Kevin Carter 6/4/2012 79 comments High-fructose corn syrup, blamed for the nation's obesity and diabetes epidemics, just lost a bid to rename itself corn sugar -- and faces potential new limits in NYC. The Kids Aren't Moving, but They're Alright Joey's Journal 3/15/2012 76 comments Gen Y is really staying close to home. Some 35% don't even have driver's licenses. But is it really surprising? Weighing the Gen Y Entitlement Myth Joey's Journal 4/18/2012 76 comments Researchers claim younger members of Gen Y expect too much. If that means a job and a future, maybe they're right. Apple Gets Lukewarm Reaction With New iPad João-Pierre Ruth 3/9/2012 75 comments Despite its design and visual appeal, the new iPad raises a question about the pace of innovation at Apple. Hope for the Young & Jobless? Joey's Journal 6/7/2012 70 comments NYC expects to create 26,000 jobs a year in the next decade – 15,000 with average annual salaries of $25,000. A Realist's View on the Job Market Goodman’s Goodies 5/31/2012 70 comments Is the employment situation half empty or half full? All that really matters is reality. Yum! Nibbling Its Way Back to Dinner Tables João-Pierre Ruth 4/27/2012 67 comments There are signs that business is picking up in the quick-serve restaurant sector. Yum! Brands is one of the beneficiaries. College Loan Debt... Even After Death Noreen Seebacher 4/30/2012 62 comments Co-signing a student loan is a long-term committment, one that often persists even if the primary borrower dies. Lies, Damned Lies, & Statistics Goodman’s Goodies 12/29/2011 62 comments As investors, we should base opinions about the economy on reality, rather than the subtle things politicians and trade groups do to manage the news. Focus on Pets, but Avoid the Dogs Wendy Willbanks Wiesner 5/29/2012 60 comments So what is a stock really worth? By looking at the CEO's metaphorical pets, an investor will identify the dogs. Who Says Making a Pie Is Easy? Goodman’s Goodies 12/16/2011 59 comments Musings from a technical analyst on life, work, and the politicians who influence both. Amazon, Barnes & Noble Enter Tablet Wars João-Pierre Ruth 11/15/2011 59 comments Two leading retailers are moving from the e-reader market to the tablet market this week with the release of new devices. Why the Instagram Deal Scares Me R. Scott Raynovich 4/10/2012 59 comments Flashy, quick-moving startups such as Instagram may pose a greater risk to larger public companies than the market thinks. Taking a Second Look at Yelp Tech-Stock Prospector 5/31/2012 58 comments It's time to take a second look at Yelp now that the stock has pulled back 50% from its post-IPO high. MF Global Accounts Moved, Minus Much of the Cash R. Scott Raynovich 11/7/2011 57 comments Although bankrupt futures dealer MF Global has transferred customers to R.J. O'Brien, it seems the bulk of customer funds are being held back. The Faded Glory of Sears & Kmart Noreen Seebacher 12/28/2011 56 comments Consumers aren't flocking to Sears or Kmart, because they don't have reasons to shop there. Who's in Charge at My Bank? Marvin Kitman 5/14/2012 56 comments Chase CEO Jamie Dimon revealed last week that the bank had managed to create a massive $2 billion trading loss. That was the good news. Dance, Baby, Dance! Marvin Kitman 3/6/2012 56 comments Dance mania may be the result of extreme levels of psychological stress or spiritual despair. That certainly sounds like what the Republican party is suffering from right now. $5B Bridge on Schedule for Election Season John Jordan 3/6/2012 56 comments A long awaited bridge is being replaced in New York just in time for election day. What a photo op. Don't Be Fooled by Modest Economic Improvements Lenore Elle Hawkins 3/29/2012 55 comments The economy is showing some improvement. But keep your eyes on warning signs like these. The High Cost of Low Inflation Noreen Seebacher 4/17/2012 55 comments The federal government keeps boasting inflation is "mild." So why does everything cost more? How Co-Signers Can Get Out From Student Loans Noreen Seebacher 5/1/2012 54 comments It's nice to help someone finance his education. It's even nicer to get rid of the legal responsibility to repay the loan. What I Learned About Loans in College Joey's Journal 12/7/2011 54 comments While my student debt has turned into a much needed exercise in fiscal responsibility, many college students have simply taken on more debt than they can handle. Greek Austerity Is a Go: Here's the Reaction R. Scott Raynovich 6/29/2011 53 comments The Greek Parliament has passed the austerity bill to pave the way for more Euro funding, but the future still looks pretty bleak for the nation. Housing's Still Too-Fragile Recovery John Jordan 6/1/2012 53 comments About 15,000 Realtors recently assembled in Washington in an effort to "Protect the American Dream." Occupy Wall Street Spills Over to Main Street Noreen Seebacher 10/11/2011 52 comments It's easy to dismiss the Occupy Wall Street protesters. But before you do, ask yourself an honest question: Is the status quo your vision for America? Presidential Panhandling Ed Leefeldt 6/11/2012 51 comments Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are both panhandling in the hope of raising $1 billion, which not only demeans them but demeans us, too. Black Gold Keeps Flowing in the Bakken Noreen Seebacher 5/24/2012 50 comments North Dakota just became the nation's second-largest oil producer. This week, more than 4,000 people are gathering to talk about it. Smell the Coffee... Before Prices Climb Noreen Seebacher 3/28/2012 50 comments Since hitting a near record of $3.09 a pound in May 2011, coffee prices have plunged. But don't expect them to stay low. Dead Debt: Sometimes Banks Are (Gasp!) Right Noreen Seebacher 2/16/2012 50 comments A consumer group argues that banks shouldn't ask survivors to pay the debts of deceased loved ones. Well, who should? Used Cars & Sins of the Father Marvin Kitman 1/24/2012 49 comments Mitt Romney says he learned about business from his father. That's what worries me. Rush Limbaugh & the Sponsors Rush to Judgment Marvin Kitman 3/12/2012 49 comments Rush Limbaugh was totally wrong to spew venom about a Georgetown law student. But his sponsors were wrong to respond to the backlash, too. Wondering if Those Jobs Numbers Work Sherri Cruz 12/9/2011 48 comments Many people were skeptical of the Labor Department’s November jobs report. But is it as bad as many are making it sound? Incentives Could Rev Up Year-End Auto Sales Sherri Cruz 9/19/2011 48 comments Japanese car makers may use cash and lease incentives to lure consumers in an effort to regain market share. Expect domestic makers to follow suit. The Greek Lesson: Defaults Happen R. Scott Raynovich 6/28/2011 48 comments The financial markets are once again ill prepared for another financial crisis -- and given the finances of developed nations, many more debt problems are on the way. Apple Fesses Up to Battery Issues Noreen Seebacher 11/4/2011 47 comments Apple is releasing a fix for short battery life in its popular iPhones. Until then, frustrated owners say, you pretty much need to keep the phones plugged in. Turning to Digital to Save Newspapers Joey's Journal 3/22/2012 47 comments Newspapers are dying. Can digital formats save them? The Move to Stop SOPA Joey's Journal 1/16/2012 46 comments Proponents say the Stop Online Piracy Act will cut Internet piracy. Opponents say it will just cut the Internet. Calling for Help After the iPhone Update Noreen Seebacher 3/22/2012 46 comments Apple's helpful software updates don't necessarily fix iPhone problems – and they often create new ones. Sloppy Paperwork Makes It Harder to Refinance Noreen Seebacher 3/16/2012 45 comments Some banks try to make it easier to refinance. Bank of America might, too... if it could find the necessary paperwork. Fallout From Heineken Dogfighting Scandal Noreen Seebacher 4/18/2012 45 comments Heineken says it knew nothing about a dogfight it appeared to sponsor until an image from the event went viral. But is ignorance an excuse? American Dreams Live On in Paris Noreen Seebacher 5/23/2012 45 comments There is an undercurrent of concern about the economy in France -- and some still view the United States as a refuge. Technology Fumbles Could Leave Investors Wary João-Pierre Ruth 1/2/2012 45 comments In 2011, a number of high-profile companies in the technology sector suffered bruises from their own gadgets. Another Way to Look at Sweat Equity Joey's Journal 2/10/2012 45 comments Americans spend a lot of money on fitness-related products and services. Maybe they offer more potential to investors than consumers. With Facebook Finger-Pointing, Blame the Price R. Scott Raynovich 5/22/2012 45 comments The Facebook IPO has spiraled quickly into debacle with the stock trading nearly 20% below its initial price. Inflation Rises, But No Need to Panic (Yet) R. Scott Raynovich 2/17/2012 45 comments Inflation picks up with recent Fed statements and slow money velocity. The powers that be are not yet alarmed. Obsessive Portfolio Watchers Beware R. Scott Raynovich 4/24/2012 44 comments Our latest poll shows that nearly 80% of our readers check their portfolio "constantly." A result of the age of connectivity? Bill Clinton on Retail: A Long, Slow Recovery Noreen Seebacher 1/17/2012 44 comments Bill Clinton said it's important to minimize negatives. Retailers have been doing that for quite a while. 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The Ongoing Saga of Malone vs. Karmazin 13 comments John Malone of Liberty Media will be taking over Sirius XM satellite radio when the existing CEO Mel Karmazin steps down. What's it mean? Utility of a Liberal Arts Degree 16 comments Demand for students of the humanities exists, despite widespread aspersions on the discipline. More Blogs IU Education Resources to help you become a better investor See all educational resources Quick Poll POLL ARCHIVE Investor Uprising on Twitter follow us Like Us on Facebook Top 10 IU Hot Topics Macro Life Stocks Social Media Beer, Wine & Spirits Joint Ventures Consumer/Retail Government Technology Internet 25 market-moving companies we're tracking



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