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  • Stocks Close Higher on Housing, New Bank Rules

    Stocks closed higher as some mildly optimistic economic news helped Wall Street begin the second quarter on a positive note.

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    They're Hiring: Where The Jobs Are

    Despite the recession and almost daily layoff announcements from major companies,  many employers across the country are actually hiring.

  • Colleges Shouldn't Be Run Like a Hedge Fund

    At a time when fewer and fewer people can afford to pay for college, these schools are going out of their way to make higher education even more expensive. Their justification? Endowments haven't done so well lately. Since when did Penn or Harvard or Yale become for-profit institutions?

  • The Market's Only High-Growth Stocks?

    Recessions aren't known for producing triple-digit returns, but this group has done it before.

  • Back to School – on the Internet

    Frisbee throwing and keg parties might never be the same, but more and more people are seeking higher education online. This is how you trade it.

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    Web Extra: Two Stocks To Watch

    In this Web Extra, Quint Tatro goes to school on some education stocks.

  • Top Picks: Education, Energy, Infrastructure

    As we end a rather nasty 2008 and head into a new year that doesn't hold much optimism, Jared Levy, senior market specialist at Financial Markets Education sees investment potential in education, infrastructure and energy.

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    The Fed Rate Cut and Your Money

    You probably heard the news that the Federal Reserve reduced its federal funds rate from 2 percent to 1.5 percent the morning of October 8. Now let me explain what that means for all of us, during this volatile and scary time…

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    How to Play This Market: Sectors, Individual Stocks

    As the stock market slogs through a dismal year, some investment pros think it's time to look beyond the relative safety of index funds and take a chance on specific sectors and individual stocks.

  • Top Stock Picker: Here Comes U.S. Rebound!

    "We think equities are the asset class to be in," David Fording told CNBC.  The 4-star fund manager named the star pupils in that class.

  • Best Trades Now: Airlines, Timber & More

    To give investors an edge, CNBC asked the experts for their best trades now.

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    Fast & Furious Trades: June Car Sales...

    Following are the “Fast & Furious” trades. Yes, now we bring you even more Fast ways to trade tomorrow's market moving events

  • Pops & Drops: Nokia, Petrobras...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Nokia and Petrobras popped while Visa and Whole Foods dropped.

  • Mad Mail: Addressing the Oil Crisis

    Plus, when carrying debt is OK, what to do with Precision Castparts and more.

  • Mad Mail: When's DeVry a Buy?

    Plus, a U.S. soldier sends Cramer an American flag flown during a mission in Iraq.

  • Pops & Drops: Amazon, Campbell's...

    Following are the day’s biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Amazon and Golar LNG popped while Campbell’s and Manitowoc dropped.

  • School’s Out Forever?

    With Sallie Mae and other student lenders struggling to find financing amid the credit squeeze, what’s the trade as fewer students can find access to affordable loans?

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    Education Stocks Get Straight 'A's

    Keith Wirtz thinks a smart investor ought to be learning about education stocks. He should know:  The president and chief investment officer of Fifth Third Asset Management runs the firm's four-star Lifemodel Fund, which gained 9.6 percent during 2007.

  • US Stocks Post Solid Gains, Led by Tech Shares

    US stocks followed technology shares to push higher Friday after a week of uncertainty, shaking off record-high oil, a federal probe into the nation's largest mortgage lender and another batch of disappointing earnings reports.

  • Contest Stocks: Earnings And More Earnings

    It's official--we are a broken record--as we talk once again about earnings when it comes to  contest stocks. Earnings affected the best performers as well as the worst, showing how dominate those numbers can be when it comes to stock performance. And the hope of good earnings today put a new name on the most active list. (see below). Here ya go: