Large, multinational conglomerates considering a crash diet may want to think twice if they wish to reward shareholders: the argument that smaller is better is a little less persuasive these days.
Companies such as Wal-Mart and Harley-Davidson stand to benefit the most from President Obama's tax plan, while the list of potential losers include G.E. and Wells Fargo.
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| Source: CNBC.com
When faced with a difficult market environment, Jim Cramer likes to fall back on long-term themes that have been working. Read on for his top energy plays.
Bespoke crunched the numbers and found some long-time dividend payers with solid earnings that it sees as a relatively safe way to get yield.... Read More