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Ed Lopez, marketing director of Van Eck Global, and Joe Foster, gold strategist for Van Eck Global, reveal the benefits and risks surrounding Van Eck's new junior ...
Kellogg's swine flu silliness; La-Z-Boy crashes auction; So long, CIT; Macy's Phillies faux pas; and Value Line's sin of commission.
Why are you paying twice as much in mutual fund fees as big institutional clients? The U.S. Supreme Court is taking a close look at the question.
A split can leave you with a headache after you sell shares and must figure the tax implications of gains and losses. Here's how to avoid the painful part.
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Employees are eager to get the most they can from their company's stock-purchase plan, despite the risks. Are those risks worth the reward?
Baby Einstein inanity; Apollo's school daze; FairPoint's failure; Activision Blizzard's brain freeze; and Wal-Mart's death wish.
Bonds backed by mortgage debt may sound risky in this housing market, but you can find high yields if you look to government-backed options.
Most people who've heard about hedge funds know only that they involve a whole lot of money. But what exactly are they, and how do they work?
James Rogers, tech reporter, breaks down the three things he's looking for when Apple, Yahoo and eBay report earnings.
Bond funds are trendy on Wall Street right now, but does the reward outweigh the risk?