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Paul Ausick | Oct 2, 2013 at 7:40 AM EDT

Federal Budget Battle Weighs on Economic Confidence: Gallup

Wikimedia CommonsAmerican’s confidence in the U.S. economy posted a five-year high in May of -7 on Gallup’s economic confidence index.…

Paul Ausick | Oct 2, 2013 at 7:25 AM EDT

Loan Applications Drop with Mortgage Rates

ThinkstockThe Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) released its weekly report on mortgage applications Wednesday morning, noting a decrease of 0.4% in…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Oct 2, 2013 at 6:40 AM EDT

Volkswagen Fails in the U.S.

Courtesy Volkswagen AGWith only one exception, Volkswagen of America is the least successful big car company with a presence in the…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Oct 2, 2013 at 6:30 AM EDT

Big Pharma and 100,000 Jobs at Risk

ThinkstockMerck & Co. (NYSE: MRK) announced it would rid itself of 8,500 workers, many of whom work in the big…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Oct 2, 2013 at 6:24 AM EDT

Apple and Icahn: Can $2 Billion Buy $150 Billion?

courtesy of Apple Inc.Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), made the odd move of having dinner with…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 2, 2013 at 6:19 AM EDT

The Highest-Yielding Dividends That Are Safe to Hold

ThinkstockThe number of companies paying dividends in the S&P 500 is at a 15-year high. According to FactSet, just over…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 1, 2013 at 6:16 PM EDT

The Vatican Bank Annual Report Now Open, a True First

ThinkstockPope Francis has been working towards a pledge of greater and greater transparency in the Catholic Church. This pledge also includes…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 1, 2013 at 5:18 PM EDT

Barracuda Networks Files for IPO: Security and Storage Going Public Finally

ThinkstockBarracuda Networks finally has decided to come public and has filed its paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission. No financial…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 1, 2013 at 4:54 PM EDT

Angie’s List: Brain Drain, or Business Woes?

AngieslistAngie’s List Inc. (NASDAQ: ANGI) has always seemed like an odd company to us, even to the point that we…

247alex | Oct 1, 2013 at 2:13 PM EDT

Baseball’s Most (and Least) Expensive Playoff Tickets

ThinkstockWith Major League Baseball’s postseason set to start soon, fans of the 10 teams still in contention for a World…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 1, 2013 at 1:47 PM EDT

Ten Stocks to Buy Benefiting from the Government Shutdown

The government has decided to shut down, and investors and the public are trying to figure out what all of…

Paul Ausick | Oct 1, 2013 at 12:47 PM EDT

Analyst Upgrade Turns on the Lights for LED Makers

ThinkstockLED lighting stocks have waxed and waned over the years but the stocks are getting a boost today following a…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 1, 2013 at 12:30 PM EDT

More Dividend Cuts Likely in Gold Producers and Miners

ThinkstockGold bugs and fans of gold mining stocks are not going to get a pleasant feeling here. Fitch Ratings has…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 1, 2013 at 11:00 AM EDT

Carl Icahn Pushes Apple for $150 Billion Stock Buyback

JoeInQueens, via Wikimedia CommonsCarl Icahn no longer has Michael Dell to go after, so his attention, while much less vocal,…

Paul Ausick | Oct 1, 2013 at 10:40 AM EDT

Rising Home Prices Should Drive Stocks of Home Builders

ThinkstockHome prices rose 12.4% again in August, compared with the same month a year ago, for a 18th consecutive monthly…

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Federal Budget Battle Weighs on Economic Confidence: Gallup

Loan Applications Drop with Mortgage Rates

Volkswagen Fails in the U.S.

Big Pharma and 100,000 Jobs at Risk

Apple and Icahn: Can $2 Billion Buy $150 Billion?

The Highest-Yielding Dividends That Are Safe to Hold

The Vatican Bank Annual Report Now Open, a True First

Barracuda Networks Files for IPO: Security and Storage Going Public Finally

Angie’s List: Brain Drain, or Business Woes?

Baseball’s Most (and Least) Expensive Playoff Tickets

Ten Stocks to Buy Benefiting from the Government Shutdown

Analyst Upgrade Turns on the Lights for LED Makers

More Dividend Cuts Likely in Gold Producers and Miners

Carl Icahn Pushes Apple for $150 Billion Stock Buyback

Rising Home Prices Should Drive Stocks of Home Builders

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

‘Who Loans Somebody $175,000 to Get an Almost Degree?’: Dave Ramsey Unloads on an Army Soldier Whose Wife Has $177K in Student Debt and No Degree

Let’s Be Real. For Most Retirees, Only One Caribbean Island Actually Works

The Real Cost of Retiring in Hawaii on Nothing but a Single Pension

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

The Real Cost of Retiring in Hawaii on Nothing but a Single Pension

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

Federal Budget Battle Weighs on Economic Confidence: Gallup

Loan Applications Drop with Mortgage Rates

Volkswagen Fails in the U.S.

Big Pharma and 100,000 Jobs at Risk

Apple and Icahn: Can $2 Billion Buy $150 Billion?

The Highest-Yielding Dividends That Are Safe to Hold

The Vatican Bank Annual Report Now Open, a True First

Barracuda Networks Files for IPO: Security and Storage Going Public Finally

Angie’s List: Brain Drain, or Business Woes?

Baseball’s Most (and Least) Expensive Playoff Tickets

Ten Stocks to Buy Benefiting from the Government Shutdown

Analyst Upgrade Turns on the Lights for LED Makers

More Dividend Cuts Likely in Gold Producers and Miners

Carl Icahn Pushes Apple for $150 Billion Stock Buyback

Rising Home Prices Should Drive Stocks of Home Builders

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker

‘Who Loans Somebody $175,000 to Get an Almost Degree?’: Dave Ramsey Unloads on an Army Soldier Whose Wife Has $177K in Student Debt and No Degree

Let’s Be Real. For Most Retirees, Only One Caribbean Island Actually Works

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The Real Cost of Retiring in Hawaii on Nothing but a Single Pension

He Turned 50, Walked Off the Job, and Tapped His $900,000 401(k) With Zero Penalty. The Age Rule Written for One Kind of Worker