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Lessons Europe Can Learn From Abenomics
Commentary: Bold action can make a difference in aging economy.
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The Real Apple Tax Scandal
Commentary: Instead of blasting Tim Cook, senators should scrap the corporate tax.
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Dow 15,000? Try 116,200
Commentary: When the Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed 15,000, it had me dreaming of bigger things. Specifically: Dow 116,200. Why it's not as far-fetched as it sounds.
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Analysts Laud Netflix Rehabilitation, if not its Stock
Commentary: Original content will drive its quest to be a network.
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The Dimon Dilemma
Commentary: Should investors care if Dimon has two jobs?
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Why China Doesn't Need the World
Commentary: Nationalism and self-reliance could shut out trading partners.
Stocks
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Beware of 'Bargain' Stocks; Why a Low Share Price Alone Doesn't Make for a Good Value
WSJ.comBargain hunters shopping for underpriced U.S. stocks in the ongoing rally could end up with less than they bargained for.The pool of large-company stocks with prices that are lower than they were at the end of 2012 is getting perilously ...
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Bernanke dares you to buy stocks; Commentary: But most retail investors aren’t biting
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Time to Buy Stable Value Funds?
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Bonds
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Higher Yields in a Low-Interest World
WSJ.comThe pickings are growing increasingly slim for retirees looking to boost the income generated by their savings.To earn yields of 5% or more, investors—who once would have relied on the relative safety of bank certificates of deposit or ...
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Will iPhones still exist when Apple bonds mature? What the company might be selling when its 30-year bonds mature
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Should you buy Apple bonds? Despite the brand’s appeal, they may not make sense for most
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Funds
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Time to Buy Stable Value Funds?
Barrons.comFor investors looking to protect 401(k) funds from a short-term tumble in both stocks and bonds, stable value funds may be the best of a limited set of choices.
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The Wall Street cicada index; These bugs may get better returns than Warren Buffett
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Senators Show More Caution in Their Personal Finances
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ETFS
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When ‘loser’ ETFs close, investors can lose too; Tax bills and ‘survivorship bias’ can trip up the unwary
MarketWatchNext month, iShares, the largest exchange-traded fund provider by assets, will do something it hasn’t done in more than a decade: close one of its 290 ETFs.
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This week’s Mutual Funds and ETF stories
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Exchange-Traded Funds; Companies Add to Lineups of 'Free' ETFs; Still, trading commissions are only one cost, so other funds may be more attractive on balance
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Markets
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Lehman Selling Pieces of Stakes Acquired in Archstone Deal
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Penalty for Brokerage Firms; LPL, 5 Other Companies to Reimburse Massachusetts Investors Over REIT Sales
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Bausch & Lomb Nears Deal to Sell Itself to Valeant for $9 Billion
WSJ.comBausch & Lomb Inc. is nearing a deal to sell itself to Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. for about $9 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
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