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    Sign of Health: Biggest Dividend Increases

    About 65 companies in the S&P 500 have increased dividend payouts by more than 1 percent so far this year.

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    5 Best-Performing S&P 500 Stocks of 2011

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  • 20 Companies With Safe Dividends?

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  • Five Things We're Watching: March 28, 2011

    The bulls were in charge last week, taking advantage of a big drop in volatility to stealthily sprint ahead. Stocks will try to keep the momentum going Monday, despite geopolitical risk and more potentially horrid housing data.

  • Five Things We're Watching: March 25, 2011

    Despite the ongoing crisis in Japan and Portugal's pending implosion, there's the iPad to look forward to.

  • Best and Worst Stocks in the Market Bounce

    Stocks haven't looked back since last Thursday, with more than 4 percent gains in the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq. It certainly feels like that "shallow" 6.4 percent correction from Feb. 18 to March 16 is behind us. Which stocks have been the leaders in the past week? An interesting group, with some obvious winners, and some not so obvious.

  • Lightning Round OT: Molycorp, Lorillard and More

    The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.

  • Smokin’ Hot Tobacco Stock Picks: Analyst

    Despite the health effects and new regulations, many stocks in the tobacco sector are hitting new highs Wednesday. Philip Gorham, analyst at Morningstar, said the sector could continue rallying.

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  • March 1: Unusual Volume Leaders

    What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 500 displaying unusual volume in today's trading session.

  • Call to the Floor: Lorillard

    The Fast gang suggests keeping a close eye on Lorillard after the company said it sold more cigarettes at higher prices, bucking the industry trend.

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  • Stocks Will Move Higher in First Half of 2011: Pro

    Markets are probably due for a pullback in the near-term, but for the first half of 2011, stock are going to move higher, said Andrew Kanaly, chairman of Kanaly Trust Company.