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

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Crisis, What Crisis? As I scroll through hundreds of charts, I continually see that markets are right back to where they were before this credit crisis began. It’s almost like investors have co

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  After toying with the hearts of iPhone users since Apple (AAPL) unveiled the first model, today marks AT&T's (T) much-anticipated

Stocks avoided a horror show on Stephen King’s 62nd birthday, though the Dow still dropped for a second day in three after September belatedly remembered its role as the market’s scariest

“Crippled but free. I was blind by the time I was learning to see.” --Grateful Dead It was a beautiful, crisp September morning as I looked up from my Wall Street Journal to watch the sun

Editor's Note: This article was written by James Quinn, a senior director of strategic planning for a major university. James has held high-level financial positions with a retailer