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Save the World: Join our new investing mission; Commentary: With catastrophes looming, we must make a choice MarketWatch

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — Our world is at war. For survival. And in this war the old rules of engagement, old rules of short-term investing dictated by Wall Street are not working. Not for the rest of the world. Not for the ...
Investing for short-term risk of deflation MarketWatch

BOSTON (MarketWatch) — It’s getting harder and harder to read the tea leaves. On Monday morning, pundits were suggesting that deflation, not inflation, was the bigger theme for this year and that you might want to invest accordingly.
Wednesday's Personal Finance Stories MarketWatch

Don’t miss these top stories: Investing for short-term risk of deflation. John Bogle’s investing advice is timeless. Obama pressures Congress to take up refi plan.
Missing Opportunities Barrons.com

Pension funds are supposed to be long-term investors. Individuals are free to choose their own styles of investing and speculating, but the clients of a defined-benefit pension fund need to secure their retirement, not make quick profits ...
Big Oil’s civilization-ending pollution push; Commentary: And the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s ‘insane’ plan MarketWatch

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — The Keystone XL pipeline linking Canadian oil and Texas refineries just got shot down. But very soon you can bet this new battleground in WWIV will explode with Big Oil billions attacking ...
As Dow Hits High, Pros Pick Their Spots SmartMoney Blogs

Buoyed by a strong jobs report, stocks jumped on Friday, pushing the Nasdaq Composite to an 11-year high and driving the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its highest level in nearly four years. Despite the rally, advisers say they're urging ...
A Manifesto for Sustainable Capitalism; How businesses can embrace environmental, social and governance metrics. WSJ.com

In the immediate aftermath of World War II, when the United States was preparing its visionary plan for nurturing democratic capitalism abroad, Gen. Omar Bradley said, "It is time to steer by the stars, and not by the lights of each passing ...
Funky Mutual Fund Grooming; At year's end, some mutual funds buy stocks of recent highfliers to make themselves look better. How to see through the makeover. SmartMoney.com

In a stock market this rocky, it's only natural to want a savvy portfolio manager. And judging by the quarterly reports that most investors get at the end of the year, some managers may in fact look pretty smart -- after all, as the fund ...
News & Trends in Management WSJ.com

More Revealing CEOs In the wake of the financial crisis, transparency is becoming a priority for a growing number of chief executives. Six in 10 CEOs said they are disclosing more about their strategy, risks and financial performance, ...
The Economy's Not as Bad as You Think; Despite the dire predictions of another pullback, things are looking up for the economy and, analysts say, for stocks. SmartMoney.com

These days, it's easy to be downbeat about the U.S. economy. Anyone watching the news knows that consumers say they are as depressed as they've ever been. In cities around the country, thousands of people have been protesting income ...
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Healthy Demand for Japanese Debt WSJ.com

TOKYO—A Japanese auction of 30-year debt attracted solid demand, triggering a round of buying that sent yields lower. The Ministry of Finance sold ¥641.9 billion ($8.26 billion) of 30-year bonds with a lowest price of 100.60, above traders' ...
Should Fed Refocus on Money Supply? WSJ Blogs

"M3 does not appear to convey any additional information about economic activity that is not already embodied in M2 and has not played a role in the monetary policy process for many years. Consequently, the Board judged that the costs of ...
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Investor Views of Euro Zone Brighten; The European Central Bank's Liquidity Injection Seems to Have Bought Time for Weak Countries to Get Better WSJ.com

The hopes for a successful conclusion to the latest Greek debt talks take financial markets closer to having the sword of Damocles removed from over investors' heads.
5 stock pros confess their biggest market worries; Euro-zone debt, U.S. economic woes weigh on investing strategies MarketWatch

MADRID (MarketWatch) — The headaches besetting globally oriented investment managers are constant, but the pain essentially has two sources: Slow economic growth and the European sovereign debt crisis.
A golden opportunity for Europe and you; Commentary: The euro zone has one shot at a safe financial system MarketWatch

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — First, a little respect where respect is due. Back on Sept. 20, this column offered rare investing advice. It was “short the euro and make a buck.” That day, the euro was already a low $1.37. But the move played out ...

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