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Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 1:28 PM EDT

Meet the New All-Time High on the S&P 500 Index (Updated)

This story has been updated from the 1:28 p.m. EST post time to reflect a new all-time high. The DJIA…

Paul Ausick | Oct 17, 2013 at 1:03 PM EDT

ParkerVision Prevails in Suit Against Qualcomm, Shares Halted

ThinkstockA federal jury in Florida ruled Thursday that chipmaker Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) had both directly and indirectly infringed on…

Mike Sauter | Oct 17, 2013 at 12:29 PM EDT

The Greatest Turnaround Teams In NFL History

thinkstockLast year, the Kansas City Chiefs were the worst team in the NFL, winning just two games and scoring an…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 12:25 PM EDT

The Five Worst Performing DJIA Stocks of 2013

Frank Golhen, via Wikimedia CommonsNow that Congress and the White House have managed to cobble together a compromise on the…

Paul Ausick | Oct 17, 2013 at 12:00 PM EDT

Another 3D Printing Firm Set for IPO

ThinkstockGermany-based Voxeljet A.G. is expected to price its initial public offering (IPO) Thursday night and offer the shares for sale…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 11:00 AM EDT

Four Big High-Yield Dividends at Risk of Being Slashed

24/7 Wall St. is a huge fan of dividends. Rising dividends and safe high-yield dividends are even better. What is…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 10:30 AM EDT

Philly Fed Manufacturing Looks Better Than Empire Manufacturing Report

ThinkstockFirst you saw dismal numbers from the Empire Manufacturing report from the New York Federal Reserve. Now you are getting…

Paul Ausick | Oct 17, 2013 at 10:25 AM EDT

UnitedHealth Earnings OK, Outlook Disappoints

ThinkstockUnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE: UNH) reported third-quarter 2013 results before markets opened Thursday morning. The health insurance and benefits management…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 10:15 AM EDT

The Return of Bed Bugs for Mattress Makers

ThinkstockBy now you have probably noticed a series of big hits and really bad misses by the mattress makers when…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 9:45 AM EDT

Amarin Implosion: The Future Went from Promising to Doubtful

ThinkstockBiotech is a sector where investors know they are entering a high-stakes game of big risk and big reward. That…

Paul Ausick | Oct 17, 2013 at 9:00 AM EDT

Peabody Earnings Surprise, Outlook Strengthens

ThinkstockPeabody Energy Corp. (NYSE: BTU) reported third-quarter 2013 results before markets opened Thursday morning. The coal miner’s adjusted diluted earnings…

Lee Jackson | Oct 17, 2013 at 8:55 AM EDT

Why Credit Suisse Sees Tiffany, Morgan Stanley, EMC and CBS Beating Earnings Expectations

ThinkstockAs the third-quarter earnings season gets underway, investor angst has been fueled on several fronts, not least by the continued…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 8:45 AM EDT

Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Amarin, IBM, Salesforce.com, SolarCity and More

Jon OggEarnings season has started as Washington, D.C., seems to have figured a way out of its shenanigans again. Now…

Jon C. Ogg | Oct 17, 2013 at 8:39 AM EDT

Big Disappointment in Weekly Jobless Claims

ThinkstockThe federal government may have been closed, but the Labor Department did manage to get another weekly jobless claims report…

Paul Ausick | Oct 17, 2013 at 8:30 AM EDT

Lower Revenues Trump Dividend Boost for Goldman Sachs

Wikimedia CommonsGoldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) reported third-quarter 2013 results before markets opened Thursday morning. The investment bank and…

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Year: 2013

Meet the New All-Time High on the S&P 500 Index (Updated)

ParkerVision Prevails in Suit Against Qualcomm, Shares Halted

The Greatest Turnaround Teams In NFL History

The Five Worst Performing DJIA Stocks of 2013

Another 3D Printing Firm Set for IPO

Four Big High-Yield Dividends at Risk of Being Slashed

Philly Fed Manufacturing Looks Better Than Empire Manufacturing Report

UnitedHealth Earnings OK, Outlook Disappoints

The Return of Bed Bugs for Mattress Makers

Amarin Implosion: The Future Went from Promising to Doubtful

Peabody Earnings Surprise, Outlook Strengthens

Why Credit Suisse Sees Tiffany, Morgan Stanley, EMC and CBS Beating Earnings Expectations

Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Amarin, IBM, Salesforce.com, SolarCity and More

Big Disappointment in Weekly Jobless Claims

Lower Revenues Trump Dividend Boost for Goldman Sachs

Her Annuity Pays $1,580 a Month, Guaranteed for Life. At 73, It Pushed Her Medicare Premium Up Two Brackets.

The Fire Closed His Photography Studio at 63. Social Security Counted the Canceled Weddings, Not the Burned Cameras.

5 Monthly Dividend Payers to Own Heading Into September

Her Annuity Pays $1,580 a Month, Guaranteed for Life. At 73, It Pushed Her Medicare Premium Up Two Brackets.

The Fire Closed His Photography Studio at 63. Social Security Counted the Canceled Weddings, Not the Burned Cameras.

Her Annuity Pays $1,580 a Month, Guaranteed for Life. At 73, It Pushed Her Medicare Premium Up Two Brackets.

The Fire Closed His Photography Studio at 63. Social Security Counted the Canceled Weddings, Not the Burned Cameras.

Meet the New All-Time High on the S&P 500 Index (Updated)

ParkerVision Prevails in Suit Against Qualcomm, Shares Halted

The Greatest Turnaround Teams In NFL History

The Five Worst Performing DJIA Stocks of 2013

Another 3D Printing Firm Set for IPO

Four Big High-Yield Dividends at Risk of Being Slashed

Philly Fed Manufacturing Looks Better Than Empire Manufacturing Report

UnitedHealth Earnings OK, Outlook Disappoints

The Return of Bed Bugs for Mattress Makers

Amarin Implosion: The Future Went from Promising to Doubtful

Peabody Earnings Surprise, Outlook Strengthens

Why Credit Suisse Sees Tiffany, Morgan Stanley, EMC and CBS Beating Earnings Expectations

Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Amarin, IBM, Salesforce.com, SolarCity and More

Big Disappointment in Weekly Jobless Claims

Lower Revenues Trump Dividend Boost for Goldman Sachs

Her Annuity Pays $1,580 a Month, Guaranteed for Life. At 73, It Pushed Her Medicare Premium Up Two Brackets.

The Fire Closed His Photography Studio at 63. Social Security Counted the Canceled Weddings, Not the Burned Cameras.

5 Monthly Dividend Payers to Own Heading Into September

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Her Annuity Pays $1,580 a Month, Guaranteed for Life. At 73, It Pushed Her Medicare Premium Up Two Brackets.

The Fire Closed His Photography Studio at 63. Social Security Counted the Canceled Weddings, Not the Burned Cameras.