Target fund: Set a retirement date, and it does the rest
Target-date funds are geared toward people who will retire in a particular year. As the target year approaches, managers change the weightings.
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Buyout Hopefuls Send Palm Soaring
Buyout Hopefuls Send Palm Soaring
Palm shares gapped higher on Friday after Briefing.com said HTC could be a potential suitor, citing an unnamed Chinese website.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-04-10 05:34 UPDATE 1-Thai authorities take “red shirt” TV off air again
(AFX UK Focus) 2010-04-10 05:34 UPDATE 1-Thai authorities take “red shirt” TV off air again
By Ambika Ahuja
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Don’t Bet the Farm on the Housing Recovery
Don’t Bet the Farm on the Housing Recovery
Can a rebound in home prices be sustained? The evidence is equivocal at best, says Robert J. Shiller.
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China considers new way of investing abroad
China considers new way of investing abroad
China is considering a broad overhaul of its rules governing how Chinese companies invest abroad.
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CIBC investing team has green-energy focus
CIBC investing team has green-energy focus
CIBC has become the first major Canadian bank to form an investment team focused on green energy and clean technology markets, forging a path that industry experts say is likely to be followed by its big-bank rivals.
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Cardionet rises as analyst upgrades shares
Cardionet rises as analyst upgrades shares
Shares of CardioNet Inc., which have lost two-thirds of their value in the last year, advanced Tuesday after an analyst upgraded the heart device maker’s stock. Matt Dolan of Roth Capital Partners said reimbursement rates for procedures using CardioNet’s… Roth Capital Partners – Business – Stock – Investing – CardioNet
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SEC looks to rein in trading battlebots, maybe
SEC looks to rein in trading battlebots, maybe
In the summer of 2009, the press had a collective freak-out over so-called “high-frequency trading,” where math, physics, and AI whizzes from the nation’s top universities program the world’s most powerful computers to trade against one another on electronic stock exchanges for microsecond advantages and billions of dollars. That’s actually how the markets work now. But by the end of the year …
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Thai protest TV back on air after confrontation
Thai protest TV back on air after confrontation
By Ambika Ahuja
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Kohl’s March Same-store Sales Up 22.5%
Kohl’s March Same-store Sales Up 22.5%
Kohl’s March Same-store Sales Up 22.5%
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