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10 Best Places for Second Homes
Prices of luxury real estate are finally starting to rise, as bargain hunters swoop in. Some of the best deals are in second homes with pricesoff as much as 40%. See slideshow.
Where the Best Natural-Resource Plays Are Buried
A Q&A WITH MacKENZIE DAVIS AND KEN SETTLES: The outlook for commodities.
Happy Anniversary, Investors!
U.S. stocks are poised for a strong 2010, even after a spectacular run.
BCE's Hat Trick
Canada's BCE looks most appealing among North American telecoms.
Big Gun Gets Back in the Hunt
Famed investor Lew Sanders has a new startup -- and plenty of fresh ideas.
Hitching a Ride on C.H. Robinson
Rising global trade will help C.H. Robinson get its growth back.
Russian Telecom Dials Up the Growth
Russia's leading cellphone provider could ring up big gains.
Indian Outsourcing: Labor's Cheap, Shares Aren't
Wait for a pullback to buy shares of Indian IT outsourcers.
Discouraged or Disinclined?
Is joblessness 9.7% or 16.8%?
The IRS Comes First
A temptation to resist.
The Woeful State of the States
Our sorry states.
Wall Street's New Race Toward Danger
Scott S. Powell and Rui GongThe latest threat to stocks.
An Upbeat Market Shrugs Off Jobs Data
Indexes touch 2010 highs, as traders focus on manufacturing rise.
California's Big, Fat High-Yield Debt
California, Greece: see protests, hustle bonds.
Standard Chartered's Earnings Stay Solid
Standard Chartered tallies record profits.
One Firm's List of Takeover Targets
Exane BNP Paribas checks recent M&A against its target list.
Fears Fuel Corn Rally
Snowpack could bury crops and spark a rally. Then, wait for floods.
Controverting Complacency
Steven M. Sears"Complacency" measure misses the mark.
Strange Bedfellows
Alan AbelsonPolitics and sports don't mix -- and neither do politics and financial reform. February job numbers: just a snow job?
Apathy Runs Wild; Washington Post Scooped
Michael Santoli and Bill AlpertHope vs. malaise.
Finra, First Heal Thyself
Jim McTagueFunding Finra's failures.
A Month of Valentines
Payout picture brightens.
Bid for Novell Could Jump-Start Tech M&A
A Novell bid breaks the ice.
And the iPhone Goes to...
Don't hang up on Qualcomm.
Where to Get Your Perspective
Wikinvest's unique approach.
Slow Learners
Quicken for Mac.
A Family Tradition
Aziz Hamzaogullari, Senior Portfolio Manager, of Evergreen Large Company Growth Fund discusses private-equity principles.
Broker-Dealers May Get Fiduciary Halo
Money-market reform.
4 Biotech Takeout Targets
These small drug makers are good investment bets, whether they get acquired or not.
Wells Fargo Exec's $4.9 Million Sale
David M. Carroll sold 168,000 shares of the bank.
Stocks in the Spotlight Wednesday
J. Crew and Boston Beer fell. InterMune and Kinetic Concepts rose.
Small-Cap Stocks Are Running Into Resistance
Michael KahnSmaller stocks have led the way in recent weeks. But the charts suggest that the sector's rally is quickly losing steam.
Wal-Mart Move May Squeeze Supermarkets
Credit Suisse says the retailing behemoth will revive 'Action Alley.'
MGM Mirage Comes More in Focus
Sterne Agee raised estimates and the target price on the lodging firm.
American Eagle May Catch Tailwinds
The teen-apparel retailer's stronger-than-expected quarterly results bode well for the stock.
Why Palm Is Not a Likely Buyout Candidate
Morgan Joseph says larger tech firms don't need the handset maker.
CIT Could Sell Its Student-Loan Portfolio
Boenning & Scattergood initiated coverage of the lender at Outperform.