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U.S. Stocks Down for Fourth Day Due to Taper Worries
The S&P 500 Index closed down 0.1% today, its fourth red day in a row.
New Japanese Small-Cap ETF Fund Is Promising
Take advantage of Abenomics and the Bank of Japan’s plan to create inflationary, yen-weakening pressures in the Japanese...
U.S. Exports Reach Highest Recorded Level, Trade Deficit Shrinks
U.S. exports reached $192.7 billion in October, which is the highest level ever recorded, and the trade gap...
Target’s Stocking Gets a Lump of Coal
With the holiday season upon us, retailers typically drink in revenues and watch their share prices soar. While...
$2.3 Billion in Fines for Euro-Rate Rigging
The European Commission (EC) handed down its largest fines ever, totaling $2.3 billion, for interest rate rigging.
Retail, Economic Data Lower Stocks
U.S. stocks hit their third straight session of decline as investors scoured retail sales and economic data in...
How You Can Crush the Market with Private Equity
After getting pummeled more than most in the market meltdown of 2008, private-equity investing is back in vogue....
Factory Prices Down in the Euro Zone
Factory prices fell by 0.5% from September to October and by 1.4% year-to-year in the 17-country euro zone.
Goldman Sachs to Investors: China up by 19% in 2014
Goldman Sachs’ analysts are projecting that Chinese stocks -- as represented by the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index...
Stocks Dip as Thanksgiving Weekend Sales Lag
Shoppers spent less than a year ago during the Thanksgiving weekend and that slippage weighed stocks down on...