Archive for June 23, 2008

Don’t waste energy: Take profits now

A shaky economy and election-year wrangling could mean a rough market, so get ready. In my model ETF portfolio, I'm taking oil profits and staying defensive.

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Trade in stalled stocks for market movers

I still like the stocks I'm selling, but it's time to make some lemonade out of these short-term lemons.

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How Buffett scored a half-billion on Bud

Long before InBev made its buyout offer, the Oracle of Omaha started scooping up shares based on brand name and strong fundamentals. Here's how he found value the market missed.

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Where did our financial stability go?

Changes to the US economy over the past 4 decades have left Americans richer but less secure. A new book explains why anxiety is rising along with incomes.

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Don’t Hire People Just Like You

'Mirror-hiring' has its positives, but a diverse work force can enhance innovation and productivity.

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A Wider View

Todd and Jedd Wider are out to save the world--one documentary at a time--with the perfect mix of art and economics.

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Déjà Vu Skies

Recent airline troubles don't signal the end of the industry, just a return to its past. What to expect next in the cycle.

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What to Know About Joe

Just when you thought it was safe to order a grande half-caf, the coffee market is changing.

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Stocks slip as crude oil rallies above $136

The Saudi agreement to boost production doesn't faze bulls, and energy stocks jump. Financial stocks weaken. GM shares hit their lowest level since 1974 as the automaker offers deep discounts to unload trucks and SUVs. UPS says high fuel costs will hit earnings.

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