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U.S. stocks rose last week, breaking a two-week losing streak, as worker productivity, manufacturing and home-sales figures beat economists' projections and Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway made its biggest purchase ever.
AFP/File – Chinese investors monitor stock index figures at a trading house in Shanghai. China's new Nasdaq-style … by Allison Jackson Allison Jackson – 4 mins ago BEIJING (AFP) – China's new Nasdaq-style market saw a week of...
Two years ago, regional sectors were hailed as a way for New England fishermen to navigate out of the current regulatory madness. But now that the system is about to be implemented, many fishermen are livid. They say the...
If you want to earn a lot, you have to invest your money in business. Now that the mortgage crisis gripped the entire nation, there are lots of Miami foreclosure homes that are being sold out at the price lower to their market...
As One Nears Retirement There Are Ways to Ensure a Smooth Transition When a person is within a few years of retirement, they may spend more time dreaming about sunshine and golf than they do making sure they are really ready to...
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The latest news and analysis about Gator Nation sports from Sentinel UF beat writer Jeremy Fowler in Gainesville and Sentinel columnist Andrea Adelson. Tim Tebow bursts up the middle for a touchdown, tying him with Herschel...
ST ANDREWS, Scotland, Nov 07, 2009 (Dow Jones Commodities News Select via Comtex) -- By Andrea THomas Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES Financial officials from the Group of Twenty nations Saturday agreed on providing information about...
By Dave Carpenter • Associated Press • November 7, 2009 CHICAGO — Devotees of dividend reinvestment plans, a favorite strategy of do-it-yourself investors, have had their faith tested over the past year. They may yet get their...
Investors and Politicians Conspire to Defaud Taxpayers Following the Civil War, the Credit Mobilier company used taxpayer money to bribe politicians and make profits for railroad executives at the expense of the people. The...
