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Although obtaining returns close to what the 'Oracle of Omaha' has seen since 1965 is unlikely, it's still wise to heed his advice.

Energy finds in North Dakota and Pennsylvania, as well as Canada, could give investors cheap, low-risk -- albeit unconventional -- entries into oil and gas now, and handsome profits later.

For the first time in years, rising energy and labor costs in the developing world are being passed on to American consumers.  

A new calculator reduces all your retirement planning to a single figure. It's a handy and useful guide, but can you handle the answer?

Sunny local economies make these spots worth a serious look. They're likely to weather a national downturn well, and they have plenty else to offer new residents.

A deal in the works with America Online could save Yahoo from getting snapped up by Microsoft, The Wall Street Journal reports. The New York Times says Rupert Murdoch may join Microsoft's bid. Stocks end lower after crude oil jumps to new highs.

Avoid an overstocked warehouse by using a drop ship supplier that meets both your and your customers' needs.

Many online sellers tout drop shipping for its ease; others dismiss it, arguing it leaves no room for profit.

A stagnating middle class is stuck between a lower class with shrinking incomes and an upper class with an expanding slice of the pie, a new study finds.  

Prices are hitting records, and no relief is in sight ahead of the busy summer driving season. But drivers aren't expected to fill up as often.