Archive for June 5, 2008
You'll spend more money on cars than just about anything except a house. Let these 31 tips steer you in the right direction.
4 retailers Warren Buffett would love
My guru models told me to buy American Eagle Outfitters, Abercrombie & Fitch, Best Buy and Men's Wearhouse. Here's what made them so attractive.
Market’s big names on sale now
While the market wanders about, keep your eyes on the things that really matter in a company: profit and dividends. Based on those, great names like GE and Coke look like bargains.
New iPhone shows Apple still gets it
Soon to debut, the much-faster version of the phone positions the company to make big inroads into global and corporate markets, where it has traditionally fared poorly.
Dow up 214 as Wal-Mart sales cheer Street
A big rally gets bigger when oil jumps nearly to $128, pushing energy shares higher. Wal-Mart and Costco report good same-store sales. Verizon's deal to buy Alltel wins cheers. Cutting jobs and jets, Continental says rising fuel costs have put the industry in a 'crisis.'
Break Into the Global Marketplace
Preference programs and free trade agreements can provide strategic advantage.
Offset Your Investment Portfolio with Foreclosures
Understand the 3 main ways to buy so you make the best deal.
Break Into the Global Marketplace
Preference programs and free trade agreements can provide strategic advantage.
Cutting costs for phoning home
The world may indeed be flat, and we all might be competing in a global village. But that doesn't mean we here in the small-biz world can make a cheap, reliable international phone call.
Wal-Mart challenges Craigslist
The discount retailer, which clobbered toy stores and consumer-electronics chains after encroaching on their turf, is offering free classified ads online.
3 stocks with momentum
The collective wisdom of an online community and a simple stock screen are employed to find stocks with fundamentally good reasons to keep going up.
And they’re off!
If you've ever put on just-washed workout clothes only to find they still smell like the gym, you're not alone. That's what MBA students at the University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler School of Business found while conducting research for their sportswear startup, Nolia Athletic Apparel. The students surveyed runners, many of whom said their athletic clothing stayed stinky and also chafed.