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Our Portfolios' Sorry States of Affairs
The Spin 6/18/2012 37 comments
It’s OK to apologize, but choose your words wisely.

So What if the Internet Goes Dark?
Marvin Kitman 6/18/2012 37 comments
I have seen the future… and I am sending it back.

Navigating Bad Financial Advice
Jack Waymire 6/15/2012 11 comments
Every year, millions of investors turn their assets over to advisors who should rather be tellers at small, rural banks, if that. Why do we give them control of our retirement assets?

Tapping the Power of Crowds
Sherri Cruz 6/14/2012 9 comments
With the April passage of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, equity-based crowdfunding is getting ready to take center stage.

Apple Puts Gadgets in the Driver's Seat
João-Pierre Ruth 6/13/2012 19 comments
Investors were lukewarm about the software and hardware updates that Apple launched at the Worldwide Developers Conference.

Penney’s From Heaven
Ed Leefeldt 6/12/2012 9 comments
A surprise replacement credit card raises the question: Did JC Penney have a hack attack?

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.

Concur Scores Big Cloud Deal
Tech-Stock Prospector 6/8/2012 26 comments
Concur Technologies just won a 15-year contract that is estimated to be worth $1.4 billion.

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.

Si Newhouse's Plan to Save Trees
Marvin Kitman 6/6/2012 24 comments
Si Newhouse is redefining the definition of a daily newspaper as a periodical by turning the New Orleans Times-Picayune into a sporadical.

Avoiding 5 Big Investment Traps
R. Scott Raynovich 6/5/2012 35 comments
The most common traps in investing are easily avoidable.

RIM on the Carving Block
João-Pierre Ruth 6/5/2012 42 comments
Sure, BlackBerry was as addictive as crack at one time. But now the CrackBerry is cracked.

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.

Secrets of the Perfect Stock Portfolio
Noreen Seebacher 6/4/2012 39 comments
Gain more when markets rise, lose less when they fall. Isn't that what all investors hope to find?

Big Blows to the Market Optimists
R. Scott Raynovich 6/1/2012 32 comments
The barrage of negative economic data and collapsing commodities markets have killed the positive market vibes.

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."

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