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Two Ways To Play: AK Steel Raises the Bar, Again

Fri Nov 20th, 2009

Terry Woo

AK Steel Raises the Bar, Again. AK Steel (AKS) has announced price increases for its carbon steel products. The West Chester, Ohio-based steel-maker said it will raise prices for its hot-rolled produ

Exxon: Slick, Slimy, and Dangerous

Wed Nov 18th, 2009

Ryan Goldberg

Editors Note: Welcome to Love It or Hate It, a regular dual-column feature that will capture the love-hate relationship America has with some of its biggest, most controversial companies. For past co

In Video-Game Sector, Now May Be the Time to Score

Fri Nov 13th, 2009

Michael Comeau

NPD reported that US video-game sales fell 19% in October as the industry suffered from tough comps and consumers pulled back from discretionary buys. It's not actually news, since we've recently see

Upgrades & Downgrades: Kellogg's Is Grrreat

Fri Oct 30th, 2009

Justin Sharon

Absent an eve of Halloween horror show, stocks will avoid a red October after snapping a recent slide in emphatic fashion on GDP figures which showed the worst recession since the Second World War is

The Coming Boom in Oil Recovery

Mon Oct 19th, 2009

Jim Letourneau

The peak oil theory is simple on the surface: Over the long haul, oil supplies will diminish. Production rates will reach a peak and then decline. However, the simple Hubbert Curve doesn't account fo

The Killing of America's Free-Market Economy

Mon Oct 12th, 2009

John Mauldin

Peggy Noonan, maybe the most gifted essayist of our time, wrote a few weeks ago about the vague concern that many of us have that the looming monster has the potential (my interpretation) not only to

Overhyped Products: Corn Ethanol

Mon Sep 28th, 2009

Scott Reeves

  There’s just one problem with corn-based ethanol: It takes 29% more fossil energy to produce a gallon of ethanol than the ethanol release when burned as fuel. The disparity betwee

Overhyped Products: Dubai

Mon Sep 28th, 2009

Justin Rohrlich

  Once upon a time, Dubai existed as a vast desert of nothingness, inhabited by Bedouins and pearl divers. But then they built it, and they came. And then they left.

Upgrades & Downgrades: Southwest Feeling the Love

Wed Sep 23rd, 2009

Justin Sharon

Stocks rose on the first day of fall, sending major averages to fresh highs for the year, but betting your bottom dollar was also the order of the day as the greenback slid to a twelve month low agai

Apocalypse Now: A Checklist for the Fearful

Wed Sep 16th, 2009

Ryan Goldberg

It’s never been hard to find a small group of Cassandras, so-called “doomers” who see the apocalypse foreshadowed in Mayan calendars, Nostradamus writings, and the Terminator movies
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