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Why the Sears Story Continues To Be a Sad One

Wed Nov 18th, 2009

Scott Reeves

The US Commerce Department said retail sales rose 1.4% in October, surpassing the forecast 0.9% increase, but look for downbeat numbers when Sears Holdings (SHLD) reports third-quarter earnings Thurs

Rags to Riches CEOs: Frank Stronach

Wed Nov 18th, 2009

Scott Reeves

Frank Stronach, chairman and founder of Magna International (MGA), launched his empire by making 300,000 sun visor brackets for General Motors. The rest, as they say, is history.Nine years after the

iPhone’s First Worm Is a Tired Joke

Mon Nov 9th, 2009

Mike Schuster

Much like a graffiti tag, a computer hacker's calling card is of utmost importance. It should signify bold recklessness with an utter disdain for rules, borders, and authority. This badge of honor wi

Business of Giving: Socialism in America Is Impossible

Wed Nov 4th, 2009

C Warren Moses

There has been a lot of debate lately as to whether proposals such as health-care reform will turn America into a socialist state.Considering what I’ve learned in 35 years working for nonprofit

Quote, Unquote: Has Growth Returned?

Fri Oct 30th, 2009

Justin Rohrlich

“The big-picture perspective is that things have improved. The question is, how sustainable is this growth going forward?”-- Jan Hatzius, chief US economist at Goldman Sachs (GS), on the

Fashion's Dirty Laundry: American Apparel

Mon Oct 26th, 2009

Danielle Beurteaux

The Good: Labor Practices American Apparel (APP) has been lauded for its sweatshop free, “Made In Downtown L.A.” production, a soup-to-nuts system where everything from knitting and dyein

Does the US Want a Devalued Dollar?

Mon Oct 19th, 2009

Prieur du Plessis

Risky assets remained in favor during the past week, generally helped along by fairly robust economic data and better-than-expected corporate earnings reports. A number of bourses, crude oil, inflati

Four Reasons First Solar Is Not So Hot

Fri Oct 2nd, 2009

Glenn Curtis

What a difference a day makes. I’m not sure what happened, but the back pain I’ve been complaining about the last couple of days just up and disappeared. I feel like I grew an inch overni

Three Agribusiness Stocks Ripe for the Harvest

Mon Sep 28th, 2009

Quint Tatro

After last week’s weakness, I’ve been cuing up potential shorts in the event we continue and actually follow through to the downside. As I scanned the sectors, one that jumped out was the

Not Made in the USA: The Chrysler Building

Fri Sep 25th, 2009

Cory Bortnicker

You can usually measure the cultural significance of a piece of architecture by how many times it’s been blown up in the movies. The Chrysler Building, for example, was struck by a meteor i
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