BlackBerry Bold Shows RIM's Shrinking Niche
Business features on the BlackBerry Bold remain excellent, but RIM devices are clearly losing ground to competitors.
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Facebook and Nasdaq: Two Faces of Lost Credibility
Absent some 'influences,' Facebook likely would not have closed above $38 on its first day of trading.
Yahoo! Shareholders Left With a Long Facebook Battle
With board battles and asset sales in the rear view mirror, Yahoo! shareholder activists face a long battle against Facebook.
Allstate Shines as Financial Stocks Struggle
Allstate is one of the few financial sector stocks to post gains over the past month.
Personal Finance
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10 Cheapest Sports Cars of 2012
Looking for a good summer sports car? You can buy a great one that doesn't speed through your savings account.
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Cramer on Retirement: Can Master Limited Partnerships Hurt Your IRA?
Master limited partnerships can be a great retirement investment but a terrible retirement account investment.
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Meet America's New Poverty Class: Twentysomethings
A wide range of people in their twenties are using financial services previously tailored for low-income individuals.
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5 U.S. Cities Making Big Turnarounds
Some of the nation's hardest-hit housing markets are beginning to turn around, with Florida leading the trend.
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10 Ways Around Summer Movie Crowds And Prices
Here are a few ways to cut costs and keep some of your hard-earned dollars out of the box office till.
Your Career
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'That's Not My Job' Days Are Over: Ask Noah
In our modern workplace, employees are expected to stretch their workload far beyond that of the original job description.
Jim Cramer's Investing Ideas
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Financial Innovation Kills Small Investors
Cramer said some innovations are good, but not the kind that roil markets.
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Cramer on Retirement: Can Master Limited Partnerships Hurt Your IRA?
Master limited partnerships can be a great retirement investment but a terrible retirement account investment.
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Jim Cramer's Best Blogs
Catch up on Jim Cramer's thinking on the hottest topics of the past week.
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Game Plan for Next Week
Now that the Facebook frenzy has come and gone, Cramer outlines the highlights for next week's trading.
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Jim Cramer on Facebook's Pricing
"We need a high price for it to work, but not uncomfortably so -- because that would be a deal hijacked by a frenzied public.
National Top Stories
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Apple Roundup: iPhone 5, Steve Jobs, iPads for Greece
News on a larger iPhone, presidents honoring Steve Jobs and the iPad's role in Greece debt talks are some of the top Apple stories today.
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Existing Home Sales Rise 3.4% in April
Existing homes sales in April rise 3.4% to 4.62 million units, the National Association of Realtors says Tuesday.
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Stocks Open Flat to Higher
U.S. stocks trade higher Tuesday morning after a better-than-expected U.S. existing home sales report.
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Obama's Ad a Brilliant Political Pivot
Mayor Booker's reaction handed Obama the opportunity to attack Romney.
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Small Business Owners Lukewarm on Obama
A poll finds the president has more support than Mitt Romney right now but that could change once the former Massachusetts governor officially claims the GOP nomination.
Daily Videos
Mobile & Gadgets
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Apple Roundup: iPhone 5, Steve Jobs, iPads for Greece
News on a larger iPhone, presidents honoring Steve Jobs and the iPad's role in Greece debt talks are some of the top Apple stories today.
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Will Nokia, Microsoft Make Life Tough for Apple in China?
AAPL bulls should pay attention to positive Windows Phone news out of China.
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Facebook and Nasdaq: Two Faces of Lost Credibility
Absent some 'influences,' Facebook likely would not have closed above $38 on its first day.
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BlackBerry Bold Shows RIM's Shrinking Niche
Business features on the BlackBerry Bold remain excellent, but RIM devices are clearly losing ground to competitors.
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Yahoo! Shareholders Left With a Long Facebook Battle
With board battles and asset sales in the rear view mirror, Yahoo! shareholder activists face a long battle against Facebook.
Taxes & Regulations
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Obama's Ad a Brilliant Political Pivot
Mayor Booker's reaction handed Obama the opportunity to attack Romney.
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Small Business Owners Lukewarm on Obama
A poll finds the president has more support than Mitt Romney right now but that could change once the former Massachusetts governor officially claims the GOP nomination.
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Bain Capital Gets Defensive About Obama Ads
The buyout firm is speaking out as the Obama campaign attacks Mitt Romney for his record as the firm's CEO.
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Facebook Likes Obama More Than Romney
Facebook employees have contributed about five times more money to Obama than to Romney.
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Euro Fears Drive U.S. Bank Downgrades
Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan all lowered to 'underperform' by JMP Securities.
Sports Business
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10 Disasters in Stadium Naming Rights
Facility naming rights are a great idea, at least until the company in big bright letters goes broke.
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Billy Beane: Baseball's Wall Street Super Draft
The worlds of Wall Street and baseball are coming together, according to Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane, with the sport's front offices now looking for the same skills prized in finance.
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Long Live the 1%: Buy Whole Foods
Play the economic and social divide in your portfolio.
Automotive
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10 Cheapest Sports Cars of 2012
Looking for a good summer sports car? You can buy a great one that doesn't speed through your savings account.
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5 Ways Buick Design Concepts Shape the Enclave
GM's Buick, stuck between Chevrolet and Cadillac, distinguishes itself by design.
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What Ferrari Sales Are Saying About the US Economy
Ferrari sales suggest the affluent are spending, but the broader US consumer sentiment doesn't match the luxury trend.
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4 Stocks Sink to 52-Week Lows: RadioShack, Zipcar
These stocks slump to 52-week lows on Thursday.
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GM Has Facebook Envy -- and a Lot of Nerve
GM needs Facebook more than Facebook needs GM.
Real Estate
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Southern States Cut Most Mortgage Debt
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- A survey of U.S. homeowners reveals a new twist - Southern states like Alabama and Louisiana are doing the best job of… -
Southern States Cutting Most Mortgage Debt
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- A survey of U.S. homeowners reveals a new twist: Southern states like Alabama and Louisiana are doing the best job of… -
Home Depot, Lowe's: The Fight for Head of Household
Should investors continue to build their portfolios with these two names, or find shelter elsewhere?
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5 U.S. Cities Making Big Turnarounds
Some of the nation's hardest-hit housing markets are beginning to turn around, with Florida leading the trend.
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California Home Sales Highest In Two Years, As Foreclosures Head East
NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- Looking for a bellwether in housing? Try the Golden State, where home sales are finally taking off again. Is what's happening…
Luxury & Leisure
The Next Big Thing in Luggage
The fashion conscious may be swapping out their luggage a lot more frequently.
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10 Cheapest Sports Cars of 2012
Looking for a good summer sports car? You can buy a great one that doesn't speed through your savings account.
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10 Ways Around Summer Movie Crowds And Prices
Here are a few ways to cut costs and keep some of your hard-earned dollars out of the box office till.
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What Ferrari Sales Are Saying About the US Economy
Ferrari sales suggest the affluent are spending, but the broader US consumer sentiment doesn't match the luxury trend.
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10 Summer Beers That Won't Break Your Budget
Summer has a way of getting craft beer geeks and mainstream beer drinkers to the same bar.
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Development Blooms Again in Miami Beach
Miami rises again with bold hotel and condo projects surfing tourism and new South American buyers.
Markets
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- U.S. stocks were trading modestly higher Tuesday morning after a better-than-expected U.S. existing home sales report.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was rising 59 points, or 0.5%, at 12,563. The S&P 500 was up 11.2 points, or 0.9%, at 1327. The Nasdaq was tacking on 17.7 points, or 0.6%, at 2865.
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The major U.S. stock indices all gained more than 1% Monday, rebounding from their worst weekly performance of 2012, as international leaders took steps to calm fears about the future of the euro.
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