Archive for December, 2006
Russia, Belarus cut deal … and Europe sighs
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$300k: 7 cell phones that go bling!
From Vertu to Motorola, handset makers are discovering that limited-edition cell phones rock - in some cases, literally.
Stocks you wish you could buy
With 2006 set to be the 2nd-biggest year for IPOs since the dot.com bust, we asked experts who they'd love to see go public next year.
Market outlook: Fresh money
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ERA mortgage financing program benefits buyers and sellers in 2007’s challenging market
The ERA NJ Broker's Council noted that ERA Mortgage is ready for the challenges of the 2007 real estate market in New Jersey.
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Homes Sell, and History Goes Private
House museums are struggling in the face of dwindling interest, diminished staff and lack of endowment dollars.
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Bill Miller’s streak strikes out
They say it ain't over until the fat lady sings. But with just hours left on the last trading day of the year, it seems safe to say that she is going through her vocal exercises, sipping some hot tea with lemon and honey and getting ready to serenade Legg Mason Value Trust manager Bill Miller.
An unexpected Wal-Mart boost
Wal-Mart Stores said Saturday that its sales for the crucial holiday period will probably grow by 1.6 percent, a stronger than expected result for the nation's leading retailer.
Riches for 2007 … the playbook
Millionaire methods, 401k flubs, salary myths, good bets ... here's the complete and quick run down on ways to make more and lose less in 2007.
Mild day, strong year for stocks
Stocks slipped Friday, with investors backing off a bit at the end of an upbeat quarter and year on Wall Street.