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Jon C. Ogg | Aug 4, 2014 at 2:15 PM EDT

Will Labor Uprisings Deter New Restaurant Franchises or Hurt Sales?

ThinkstockThe pressure for higher wages in low-cost labor has been front and center in the fast-food and casual dining industry.…

Paul Ausick | Aug 4, 2014 at 1:55 PM EDT

Why Exxon Is a Better Value Than Chevron After Earnings

The two largest U.S. integrated oil and gas companies reported second-quarter results last week, and they topped both EPS and…

Jon C. Ogg | Aug 4, 2014 at 1:05 PM EDT

ITT Educational Services Goes From Bad to Worse

ITT Educational Services was absolutely clobbered on Monday. Things have been bad for years in the for-profit secondary education market,…

Paul Ausick | Aug 4, 2014 at 12:55 PM EDT

Hot IPOs Diverge: Mobileye Stays Warm, El Pollo Loco Cools Off

With one exception, the first six trading days for El Pollo Loco were an unqualified success. The share price rose…

Chris Lange | Aug 4, 2014 at 12:35 PM EDT

Merrill Lynch Defends Procter & Gamble After Earnings

Merrill Lynch analysts Olivia Tong and Elyn Rodriguez issued a favorable Proctor & Gamble report on Monday. The Merrill Lynch…

Paul Ausick | Aug 4, 2014 at 12:15 PM EDT

America’s Most Successful Movie Studios

The Walt Disney Co.The first weekend of August is now behind us and we have a new, all-time leading August…

Jon C. Ogg | Aug 4, 2014 at 11:40 AM EDT

Should Investors Really Be Chasing Potential Ebola Treatments?

ThinkstockThe world is dealing with Ebola outbreaks and scares again. We are also in the midst of debates as to…

Jon C. Ogg | Aug 4, 2014 at 10:25 AM EDT

Conference Board Shows Continued Good News in Employment Trends

ThinkstockThe Conference Board Employment Trends Index, the so-called ETI, has been released for the month of July. It looks a…

Jon C. Ogg | Aug 4, 2014 at 10:20 AM EDT

Berkshire Hathaway Has Raised Its VeriSign Stake Yet Again

Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway have increased their VeriSign stake yet again. An SEC filing showed that they now control…

Lee Jackson | Aug 4, 2014 at 10:05 AM EDT

J.P. Morgan’s High-Yield Business Development Companies to Buy Into Earnings

Business development companies offer multiple levels of financing and investments in other smaller companies. They are favored by more aggressive…

Paul Ausick | Aug 4, 2014 at 9:45 AM EDT

Xiaomi: China’s New #1 Smartphone Vendor

courtesy of XiaomiThe long-time leader in smartphone sales in China has been Korea’s Samsung Electronics. But a new sheriff rode…

Jon C. Ogg | Aug 4, 2014 at 9:10 AM EDT

Oppenheimer Identifies Technical Breakout Stocks

ThinkstockOppenheimer makes different sorts of analyst research reports available, some of which are fundamental and some of which are quantitative…

Lee Jackson | Aug 4, 2014 at 9:00 AM EDT

Baird’s 4 Top Speculative Risk Tech Stocks to Buy Now

For investors with a large appetite for risk and a tolerance for volatility, these could be winning software stocks to…

Paul Ausick | Aug 4, 2014 at 8:40 AM EDT

Realogy Stumbles on Earnings and Is About to Face Tougher Competition

Realogy Holdings reported disappointing second-quarter 2014 results before markets opened Monday morning. It faces headwinds from the merger of online…

Lee Jackson | Aug 4, 2014 at 8:30 AM EDT

Merrill Lynch: Why a Stock Market Crash Is Highly Unlikely

We haven’t had a 10% sell-off in more than two years. If Merrill Lynch is correct in analyzing the situation,…

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Will Labor Uprisings Deter New Restaurant Franchises or Hurt Sales?

Why Exxon Is a Better Value Than Chevron After Earnings

ITT Educational Services Goes From Bad to Worse

Hot IPOs Diverge: Mobileye Stays Warm, El Pollo Loco Cools Off

Merrill Lynch Defends Procter & Gamble After Earnings

America’s Most Successful Movie Studios

Should Investors Really Be Chasing Potential Ebola Treatments?

Conference Board Shows Continued Good News in Employment Trends

Berkshire Hathaway Has Raised Its VeriSign Stake Yet Again

J.P. Morgan’s High-Yield Business Development Companies to Buy Into Earnings

Xiaomi: China’s New #1 Smartphone Vendor

Oppenheimer Identifies Technical Breakout Stocks

Baird’s 4 Top Speculative Risk Tech Stocks to Buy Now

Realogy Stumbles on Earnings and Is About to Face Tougher Competition

Merrill Lynch: Why a Stock Market Crash Is Highly Unlikely

Forget the Russell 2000. This Small-Cap ETF May Be the Smarter Buy

The Real Cost of Retiring in The Villages, Florida, on Social Security Alone

He Worked Past 65 at a 12-Person Firm. His Insurance Quietly Became Secondary and Denied Everything

The Real Cost of Retiring in The Villages, Florida, on Social Security Alone

He Worked Past 65 at a 12-Person Firm. His Insurance Quietly Became Secondary and Denied Everything

Forget the Russell 2000. This Small-Cap ETF May Be the Smarter Buy

The Real Cost of Retiring in The Villages, Florida, on Social Security Alone

Will Labor Uprisings Deter New Restaurant Franchises or Hurt Sales?

Why Exxon Is a Better Value Than Chevron After Earnings

ITT Educational Services Goes From Bad to Worse

Hot IPOs Diverge: Mobileye Stays Warm, El Pollo Loco Cools Off

Merrill Lynch Defends Procter & Gamble After Earnings

America’s Most Successful Movie Studios

Should Investors Really Be Chasing Potential Ebola Treatments?

Conference Board Shows Continued Good News in Employment Trends

Berkshire Hathaway Has Raised Its VeriSign Stake Yet Again

J.P. Morgan’s High-Yield Business Development Companies to Buy Into Earnings

Xiaomi: China’s New #1 Smartphone Vendor

Oppenheimer Identifies Technical Breakout Stocks

Baird’s 4 Top Speculative Risk Tech Stocks to Buy Now

Realogy Stumbles on Earnings and Is About to Face Tougher Competition

Merrill Lynch: Why a Stock Market Crash Is Highly Unlikely

Forget the Russell 2000. This Small-Cap ETF May Be the Smarter Buy

The Real Cost of Retiring in The Villages, Florida, on Social Security Alone

He Worked Past 65 at a 12-Person Firm. His Insurance Quietly Became Secondary and Denied Everything

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The Real Cost of Retiring in The Villages, Florida, on Social Security Alone

He Worked Past 65 at a 12-Person Firm. His Insurance Quietly Became Secondary and Denied Everything