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Douglas A. McIntyre | Jan 19, 2014 at 8:54 AM EST

Little Regard for Amazon’s Prospects So Far This Year

If Wall Street believed that Amazon.com had a surge in holiday sales, that optimism did not correlate with the stock…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jan 18, 2014 at 9:32 AM EST

Smartphone Shipments to Fall in Q1 in Challenge to Apple and Samsung

The chance that smartphone sales would decrease after years in which the devices had taken the place of PCs among…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jan 18, 2014 at 8:36 AM EST

Intel Says Layoff of 5,000 Is Not Firing

Intel announced it would lay off just over 5,000 people between now and the end of the year. The number…

Douglas A. McIntyre | Jan 18, 2014 at 8:07 AM EST

Did New GM CEO Mary Barra Get Fair Pay at $1.6 Million?

New General Motors CEO Mary Barra will get a base salary of $1.6 million. She can make about three times…

Jon C. Ogg | Jan 17, 2014 at 4:05 PM EST

Six Stocks That Oddly Dominated The Market Friday

Jon Ogg in NYCThe stock markets were mixed most of the trading day on Friday. A gain in the Dow…

Mike Sauter | Jan 17, 2014 at 2:54 PM EST

States Where the Most People Work Two Jobs

ThinkstockThe vast majority of working Americans spend their time at one job, but that isn’t the case for everyone. In…

cgblaine22 | Jan 17, 2014 at 2:07 PM EST

Why Alcoa Keeps Rising and Rising

ThinkstockIf you were to ask investor to name a high-flying stock, Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) probably wouldn’t come to mind.…

Jon C. Ogg | Jan 17, 2014 at 1:42 PM EST

Unusual Role Reversal Force Driving BlackBerry

Courtesy of BlackBerryBlackBerry Limited (NASDAQ: BBRY) just keeps continuing to amaze on the upside. It was not that long ago…

Jon C. Ogg | Jan 17, 2014 at 12:10 PM EST

Why Twitter Stock Became a Buy Again

Twitter has seen a wild ride since its initial public offering. It has likely made investors some small fortunes, and…

Jon C. Ogg | Jan 17, 2014 at 11:30 AM EST

U.S. Job Openings Now More Than 4 Million: Opportunities Galore

The Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover report for November showed that job openings in America had reached 4…

cgblaine22 | Jan 17, 2014 at 10:40 AM EST

UPS Woes Partly a Worry for FedEx, Amazon Plays Its Role

The holiday season brought little joy to United Parcel Service. The package shipping company warned Friday that huge demand for…

Jon C. Ogg | Jan 17, 2014 at 10:30 AM EST

Maybe Things Are Not So Bad in Video Game Land After All

A weak forecast from GameStop took down the entire video game sector. But now we have a conflicting report from…

Jon C. Ogg | Jan 17, 2014 at 9:50 AM EST

FuelCell Makes the Right Stock Offering, but at the Wrong Price

FuelCell Energy has joined the ranks of small cap alternative energy players raising fresh operating capital. The company announced an…

Trey Thoelcke | Jan 17, 2014 at 8:50 AM EST

UBS Says Own Only These Five Top IT Technology Stocks for Big 2014 Gains

One thing is for sure as the new year in trading has started to unfold. We have not met a…

Trey Thoelcke | Jan 17, 2014 at 8:40 AM EST

Five Ways to Protect Your Portfolio From a 20% Market Correction

As we have looked through research from the firms that we cover on Wall Street, we find that almost everybody…

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Year: 2014

Little Regard for Amazon’s Prospects So Far This Year

Smartphone Shipments to Fall in Q1 in Challenge to Apple and Samsung

Intel Says Layoff of 5,000 Is Not Firing

Did New GM CEO Mary Barra Get Fair Pay at $1.6 Million?

Six Stocks That Oddly Dominated The Market Friday

States Where the Most People Work Two Jobs

Why Alcoa Keeps Rising and Rising

Unusual Role Reversal Force Driving BlackBerry

Why Twitter Stock Became a Buy Again

U.S. Job Openings Now More Than 4 Million: Opportunities Galore

UPS Woes Partly a Worry for FedEx, Amazon Plays Its Role

Maybe Things Are Not So Bad in Video Game Land After All

FuelCell Makes the Right Stock Offering, but at the Wrong Price

UBS Says Own Only These Five Top IT Technology Stocks for Big 2014 Gains

Five Ways to Protect Your Portfolio From a 20% Market Correction

Bill Ackman Bets Big on Visa After It Lagged the Market for 5 Years. Should You?

Jerry Buss Prepaid His Estate Taxes. It Wasn’t Enough to Save His Legacy As Family Fights For Future Of Lakers

Claiming Social Security and Still Working? Above $24,480, the Earnings Limit Takes Back $1 of Every $2

Claiming Social Security and Still Working? Above $24,480, the Earnings Limit Takes Back $1 of Every $2

He Withdrew $70,000 From His 401(k) and Earned $10,000 Welding. Social Security Counted Only the Smaller Number.

NVIDIA’s $500 Billion AI Bet Is ‘Almost Like a Digital Infrastructure Bill’

Here Are Tuesday’s Top Wall Street Analyst Research Calls: Abercrombie & Fitch, America Movil, Bath & Body Works, Duolingo, Gorilla Technology, Lumentum Holdings, Micron Technology, Tapestry,and More

Little Regard for Amazon’s Prospects So Far This Year

Smartphone Shipments to Fall in Q1 in Challenge to Apple and Samsung

Intel Says Layoff of 5,000 Is Not Firing

Did New GM CEO Mary Barra Get Fair Pay at $1.6 Million?

Six Stocks That Oddly Dominated The Market Friday

States Where the Most People Work Two Jobs

Why Alcoa Keeps Rising and Rising

Unusual Role Reversal Force Driving BlackBerry

Why Twitter Stock Became a Buy Again

U.S. Job Openings Now More Than 4 Million: Opportunities Galore

UPS Woes Partly a Worry for FedEx, Amazon Plays Its Role

Maybe Things Are Not So Bad in Video Game Land After All

FuelCell Makes the Right Stock Offering, but at the Wrong Price

UBS Says Own Only These Five Top IT Technology Stocks for Big 2014 Gains

Five Ways to Protect Your Portfolio From a 20% Market Correction

Bill Ackman Bets Big on Visa After It Lagged the Market for 5 Years. Should You?

Jerry Buss Prepaid His Estate Taxes. It Wasn’t Enough to Save His Legacy As Family Fights For Future Of Lakers

Claiming Social Security and Still Working? Above $24,480, the Earnings Limit Takes Back $1 of Every $2

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Claiming Social Security and Still Working? Above $24,480, the Earnings Limit Takes Back $1 of Every $2

He Withdrew $70,000 From His 401(k) and Earned $10,000 Welding. Social Security Counted Only the Smaller Number.