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American Cities Adding the Most Jobs

The United States nonfarm employment increased by 222,000 in May, as the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4.4%. Unemployment remains close to its lowest point in a decade. Five years ago, the U.S.…

Mike Sauter · 9 years ago

Why Jefferies Upgraded 4 Top MLPs

Analysts at Jefferies have raised their ratings on four master limited partnerships (MLPs), citing an overall improved outlook for the second half of 2017.

Paul Ausick · 9 years ago

Why Jefferies Is Taking a Backseat on IBM

IBM has struggled for year to get out of what some analysts have called a value trap. One analyst is slashing its target for the computer giant and sees further downside for the stock.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Meet the Newest Sports ETF

Sports fans rejoice. There is now an exchange traded fund that caters to this group: the ProSports Sponsors ETF.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

Ads for Counterfeit Shoes Hitting Instagram

Ads for fake products have made their way to Instagram and are presenting the social media site with a probem that e-commersice sites have been plagued with for years.

Paul Ausick · 9 years ago

America’s Most Violent (and Peaceful) States

As it stands, the nationwide violent crime rate today is about half what it was in 1993. While the United States is a much more peaceful place than it has been in decades, millions…

Sam Stebbins · 9 years ago

10 Most Stolen Cars in America

Americans love buying Hondas, and American thieves love stealing them, according to the latest report from the The National Insurance Crime Bureau. The Honda Accord and Civic were the two most stolen autos in…

John Harrington · 9 years ago

Why Ocular Therapeutix Shares Are Getting Crushed

Ocular Therapeutix shares were absolutely crushed on Wednesday after the company received less than favorable news from the FDA regarding its Dextenza in the treatment of ocular pain following ophthalmic surgery.

Chris Lange · 9 years ago

States With the Highest (and Lowest) Energy Costs

As hot summer weather begins to settle in over most of the United States, consumers will begin to see higher energy bills. But there is wide variation by state as a new study indicates.

Paul Ausick · 9 years ago