Now Is Not the Time to Insult Dimon
The JPMorgan CEO's excellent track record speaks for itself, and separating his CEO and chairman roles would do nothing for shareholders.
Local Business News
National Top Stories
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Shorts Are Covering 3 Stocks Undervalued By EPS Trends
One of the clearest indicators a stock is expected to price in more upside����comes from short sellers. Changes in the [...]
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Donnycreek Energy Shares Cross Above 200 DMA
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Donnycreek Energy Inc (TSXV: DCK. O) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $1.95, changing hands as high as $1.99 per share.
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Stocks Gain on Home Depot Forecast as Bullard Boosts Bulls
U.S. stocks erased earlier losses as investors embraced Fed President James Bullard comments favoring stimulus.
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Veterans to Get More Small Business Loans
The U.S. Small Business Administration on Tuesday launched the SBA Veteran Pledge Initiative, a commitment by 20 of the largest banking institutions to increase their lending activity to veterans by 5% per year through 2018.
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Apple Would Do Better Spending that Cash
Apple's should step out of a politically charged debate on taxation and into growth mode.
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Oklahoma Relief Efforts Feature Small Businesses and Local Heroes
Two men, one truck and Grandad's Bar to the rescue.
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14 Good Jobs That Don't Require a College Degree
New study identifies good careers where a high school diploma is enough.
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The Digital Skeptic: Investors Would Do Well to Get Real, Not Digital
Here's the picture: 'Sentiment analysis' is cool but suspect. It only takes one fake tweet to crash the Dow, anyway.
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Workers Know It: In Retirement Planning, They're On Their Own
Workers are taking responsibility for their finances at levels unseen in recent history, a study shows.
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You Want to Pin Down Your Home's Break-Even Point
Buying a house? The break-even point on that investment could be anywhere from two years to 5.2 years.
U.S. Small Business
Veterans to Get More Small Business Loans
The U.S. Small Business Administration on Tuesday launched the SBA Veteran Pledge Initiative, a commitment by 20 of the largest banking institutions to increase their lending activity to veterans by 5% per year through 2018.
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How Your Boss Can Help You Save for Retirement
U.S. workers having a tough time with retirement savings may have help from an unlikely source -- their employer.
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Cities Need More Starbucks, Not CityTargets
By not innovating now, brick and mortar retail such as Target poorly prepares itself to respond to inevitable disruption.
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How Dale Katechis Made Oskar Blues Beer a Can-Do Beer
Here's how a craft brewer converted a town of good ol' boys, made cans a standard and leapt cross-country.
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Why the End of 'Craft' Beer Is Just a Tax Break Away
In this civil war, it's brewer against brewer and the BEER Act against the Small BREW Act in Washington, D.C.
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5 Lessons in Innovation
From e-cigarettes to a help line to stop sex traffickers, innovative ideas can come from anywhere.
Mobile & Gadgets
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Tim Cook Should Tell Congress to Kiss His Ass
To the extent that Senators should take advice from Cook, Tuesday's hearing on taxes wasn't a complete waste of our everybody's time.
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Apple Would Do Better Spending that Cash
Apple's should step out of a politically charged debate on taxation and into growth mode.
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Yahoo!, Clearwire, Youku, Apple: Tech Winners & Losers
Yahoo! helps lead the Nasdaq higher.
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Microsoft Aims to Put Juice Back in Xbox
It's taken them eight years, but today, finally, Microsoft unveils its next-generation gaming console.
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Yahoo!: Tumblr Has A Really Good Thing Going
Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer noted that "Tumblr has a really good thing going," and promised to help facilitate its growth.
Energy & Green Business
BP Withdrawing Some Staff From Libya
Oil company BP says it is temporarily withdrawing some nonessential and non-Libyan staff from its office in Libya's capital.
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Chevron: It's Cheap But Doesn't Look Cheap
Chevron consistently delivers solid profitability while maintaining one of the best balance sheets of any company in any sector.
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Dicker: Activists in the Oil Patch
Do Icahn and Singer run the energy world? Dan Dicker talks with Jim Cramer about increased corporate activism and whether it's good for the companies involved.
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Dicker: Opportunities in Liquid Natural Gas
The recent International Energy Agency report shows there are investment opportunities in liquid natural gas.
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Dicker: Investing Opportunity in Refiners
The latest report from the International Energy Agency suggests an investment opportunity in stocks of refiners.
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Dicker: U.S. Energy Independence Is Nigh
International Energy Agency's midyear report predicts a 'supply shock' that will change the politics of oil across the globe.
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Silicon Valley Is an Ideal Place to Sell a Dream Electric Car
Tesla sells well in warm, sunny rich climates with pot-sweetening government subsidies.
Looking at Cisco for Your Portfolio
Building a position isn't rocket science but common sense. Cisco is one example of how to buy the dips and build an appropriate stock position.
Chevron: It's Cheap But Doesn't Look Cheap
Chevron consistently delivers solid profitability while maintaining one of the best balance sheets of any company in any sector.
Jim Cramer's "Mad Money"
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Money Talks
Looking in the rear-view mirror is no way to invest, Cramer said.
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Cramer: Running Head-On Into 1929
People will say the stock market is headed for a 1929-style crash if we see yet another positive Tuesday finish.
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'Mad Money' Lightning Round: I'm Betting on Penn National Gaming
Cramer is also bullish on Asbury Automotive and Carmax.
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Think Dividends, Not Coupons
These are not normal times and bonds are a sucker's bet at best, Cramer said.
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Cramer: A Pile of Simply Horrendous Advice
Caution has clearly been the fool's way in this market.
Investing Tips
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Tim Cook Should Tell Congress to Kiss His Ass
To the extent that Senators should take advice from Cook, Tuesday's hearing on taxes wasn't a complete waste of our everybody's time.
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Apple Would Do Better Spending that Cash
Apple's should step out of a politically charged debate on taxation and into growth mode.
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5 Earnings Stocks Everyone Hates -- But You Should Love
These heavily shorted stocks could get squeezed much higher if they report positive earnings this week.
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5 Trades to Take as Stocks Soar in May
As the broad market peeks up into overbought territory for the second time in this rally window, we could be due for a correction.
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'Where Is the Market Headed from Here?'
Expect more oscillation between greed and fear, oh, dear!
Automotive
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Silicon Valley Is an Ideal Place to Sell a Dream Electric Car
Tesla sells well in warm, sunny rich climate with pot-sweetening government subsidies.
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Selloff Reaction; Valuing Beloved Companies: Cramer's Best Blogs
Catch up on Jim Cramer's thinking over the past week, including the new market pattern and two hard-to-value stocks.
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Tesla's Future Is Full of Green
Tesla shares fell Friday even as the electric car manufacture raises more than $1 billion and Morgan Stanley lifts its price target.
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How the New York Hedge Funds Lost Their Shirts on Tesla
These New Yorkers never saw Tesla's 100% market share in Silicon Valley and never drove an electric car.
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Elon Musk: Going All In on Tesla
Tesla announced a huge secondary offering, taking advantage of a soaring stock price. CEO Elon Musk is buying a good chunk of it. As a shareholder, that's what you want to see.
Luxury & Leisure
Food Trends At Their Freshest in San Diego
In Southern California, here's you should eat to catch some of the hottest spring menu trends.
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How Dale Katechis Made Oskar Blues Beer a Can-Do Beer
Here's how a craft brewer converted a town of good ol' boys, made cans a standard and leapt cross-country.
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10 Reasons to Stop Being a Jerk and Drink a Fruit Beer
You'll throw a withered lime into a Corona, but won't try a beer brewed with apricot? Time to rethink that.
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Media, Not Maple Leafs, Should Be Ashamed
Media outlets on both sides of the border failed to provide meaningful or necessary context alongside their coverage of Monday's Game Seven collapse in Boston.
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Is The NHL Really Still the No. 4 Sport?
The question must be asked: Is the NHL in any financial or cultural position to call itself a 'major' U.S. sport?
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7 Towns That Really Want Your Sports Team
For every North American city with a pro sports team, there's another green-eyed town just waiting to take it away.
Markets
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- U.S. stocks rallied off session lows on Tuesday as St. Louis Federal Bank President James Bullard said quantitative easing remains the best monetary policy option right now.
Bullard, speaking in Frankfurt, said financial markets have demonstrated that the bank's stimulus efforts have aided the U.S. recovery following the 2008-2009 recession.
The S&P 500 gained 0.17% to close at 1,669.16.
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