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Disruption is sweeping the video game market.

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Mortal Kombat time for the video console game industry

David Trainer: a financial sleuth in search of corporate secrets

Investors should analyze 10-K filings when doing their due diligence.

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David Trainer: a financial sleuth in search of corporate secrets

Low risk, low gain? Academic research and low-volatility ETFs suggest otherwise.

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Calm down, everyone: Low volatility investing strategies are killing it

Investors need to stay emotionally detached from their portfolio.

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Steiman: Never fall in love with stocks

Japan's Nikkei 225 Index is up almost 20% this year, a four-year high.

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Japan: The great reflation play of 2013

Private Client Consultant Kimberly Clouse on the changing demographics of American wealth and how advisors should address it.

Women now control the majority of U.S. household wealth

On a global basis, forget shale gas and oil.

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Disturbing global warming news: IEA expects coal burning to surge …

Briefing.com’s O’Hare: Stick with Dividend Aristocrats

Quality dividend stocks will deliver steady income in a tough economy.

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Briefing.com’s O’Hare: Stick with Dividend Aristocrats

If you could hop into a time machine and return to the fall of 2007, when Britney Spears topped the charts with Gimme More and Michael Clayton led at the box office, what stocks would have delivered the most stunning returns going forward?

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These stocks powered the Dow to record highs

China’s ghost towns may haunt global investors

A glutted market with broad implications.

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China’s ghost towns may haunt global investors

Covestor’s Steiman: Apple should issue $89 dividend or buyback shares

Covestor manager Eric Steiman urges Apple to share cash with shareholders.

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Covestor’s Steiman: Apple should issue $89 dividend or buyback shares

Stock volatility is way down: Is that a good thing?

Historical data says low volatility may be good for stocks, not a prelude to trouble

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