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Sears closings: After store closures, little hope for a rebound
Kmart and Sears closing will effect 120 stores nationwide. But these Sears closings might not save the company, says one analyst.
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The Reformed Broker
Concrete rules for investing on Wall Street
Buying and selling stocks should be a rules-based process that isn't based solely on gut instinct
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Tech stocks leader: Up 3,000 percent. Who is it?
Tech stocks haven't come close to matching the record of Apple: Shares are up 3,000 percent; market cap, up 6,000 percent. Here's a look at what makes it the leader among tech stocks.
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The Reformed Broker
Coming web IPOs: the Renaissance roundup
LinkedIn, Zillow, and HomeAway are among the web-based companies that have recently filed for IPOs
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The Entrepreneurial Mind
Advice for a new business? Lower your sights.
It's easy to be overconfident with the financial goals of a new business, but it's better to stay realistic.
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Berkshire Hathaway to purchase Lubrizol for $9 billion
Chemical company Lubrizol fits typical Berkshire Hathaway acquisition: predictable case flow and low price-to-earnings ratio.
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Phillips-Van Heusen to buy Tommy Hilfiger for $3 billion
Analysts say Phillips-Van Heusen purchase of Tommy Hilfiger makes strategic sense.
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Horizons
Signs of an upcoming Facebook IPO?








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