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Nov.19
11:07 PM ET
Thursday, 19 Nov 2009
Friday's markets have no economic indicators to consider, but Dell's disappointing after the bell earnings could spill into tech stocks.   Read More
Nov.18
10:02 PM ET
Nov.18
11:29 AM ET
Wednesday, 18 Nov 2009
When you’re burned out from your job search, your interview responses get defensive. You come across as an energy drain when you network. You dismiss leads prematurely because you assume the worst. Here are some ways to combat burnout before it derails your job search.    Read More
Nov.17
10:03 PM ET
Tuesday, 17 Nov 2009
The low volume nature of the nearly 8-month old market rally has been an ongoing concern, but now the absence of institutional players could be an issue.   Read More
Nov.16
6:51 PM ET
Monday, 16 Nov 2009
U.S. retail sales rose more than expected in October as consumers bought more cars and other goods, according to a government report on Monday. Are we finally seeing a recovery in the retail sector? Dan Greenhaus, chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak, discussed his sector outlook.   Read More
Nov.16
6:49 PM ET
Monday, 16 Nov 2009
Stocks could continue their uptrend on Tuesday, after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke showed little concern about the weakening dollar and signaled that low interest rates will stay.   Read More
Nov.16
11:26 AM ET
Monday, 16 Nov 2009
It is abundantly clear that we are at the beginning of an economic recovery, with many positive signs from U.S. companies and from abroad. While the recession may have ended – officially – this is likely to be a jobless recovery.    Read More
Nov.16
5:13 PM ET
Monday, 16 Nov 2009
Markets opened higher on Monday, continuing two weeks of gains. Will the markets continue to rise or should investors start to be cautious? Chuck Akre, portfolio manager at Akre Focus Fund, and Uri Landesman, head of global growth at ING Investment Management, shared their market outlooks.    Read More
Nov.14
7:24 AM ET
Saturday, 14 Nov 2009
The market will be challenged by plenty of economic news in the coming week, as investors look for signs the recovery is taking hold. But the market could trend higher as investors rotate into higher quality names.   Read More
Nov.13
5:51 PM ET
Friday, 13 Nov 2009
The stock market clawed higher on Friday while the dollar moved lower and gold prices continued to rise. What should investors expect from the markets going forward? James Shelton, CIO of Kanaly Trust, and Joe Heider, president of Dawson Wealth Management, shared their market outlooks.   Read More
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VIDEO | TOPIC : Employment
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