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It's an idea that the richest and most powerful people in the business world almost never say out loud.
But takeover king Wilbur Ross knows it. So does Herb Allen, the most exclusive banker in the world. And you can bet your boots that billionaire Warren Buffett knows what I'm about to tell you…

Cancer research is big business, and it pays to know where research dollars are headed.    

Ongoing revenue growth struggles and eroding market share is making the deep-value case harder at AngioDynamics.    

Roughly 150 miles west of where I’m sitting in northeast Pennsylvania is the top-producing natural gas formation in the United States. Hats off to the Marcellus.
A recent report issued by research company IHS claims gas production from the Marcellus shale formation is now 7.4 billion cubic feet per day (bcf/d)…

Herbalife (NYSE:HLF), the nutrition company that has been the playground of Wall Street bigwigs from Carl Icahn to Bill Ackman to Daniel Loeb, is down for its fifth straight session as an accounting scandal continues to weigh on shares.
On Tuesday, Herbalife stock lost 3% after auditor KPMG resigned the account because of alleged insider trading…

By SA Editor Miriam Metzinger: Stocks discussed on the Lightning Round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Tuesday April 9. Bullish Calls:
Yahoo (YHOO): “I think Marissa Mayer is terrific. I’ve been behind her since the day she came on. I said ‘You have to buy Yahoo. There is a new sheriff in town, and she’d doing a phenomenal job…

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Let’s get one thing straight: Starbucks is a great company. The problem has to do with its stock. Like a frothy overpriced latte, shares of the Seattle-based coffee chain are just too darn expensive right now.
There are a number of metrics that can be used to demonstrate this…

cb474 wrote:leonard wrote:What I am saying is that people have the ability to specify a 10 character – semi-strong form password (letters, numbers, and characters). If they do not take advantage of that ability – it’s not Vanguards fault. Just because someone (or some company) owns the security infrastructure – it does not follow that they are to blame for whether people use it…

April 10 (Bloomberg) — Alec Young, a global equity
strategist at S&P Capital IQ, says companies should be able to
“get over a pretty low bar” in first quarter earnings. Young
talks with Bloomberg’s Pimm Fox and Carol Massar on Bloomberg
Radio’s “Taking Stock.”