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Thursday's market preview
1 hour 18 minutes ago
Canadian Press 0:59 | 25 views
A preview of the stock markets for Thursday.
Be more 'Finnovative'
Wed, 15 Feb, 2012 4:31 PM EST
ABC News 5:01 | 41 views
Tech expert Jennifer Jolly details financial and innovative services.
Confessions of a shopaholic
6 hours ago
ABC News 5:40 | 21 views
Mother of two said she lied and stole while fueling her compulsive shopping.
Inside Hewlett-Packard's Q1 earnings
16 hours ago
CNBC 6:05 | 502 views
Insight on the world's largest PC maker's earnings, with Louis Miscioscia, Collins Stewart LLC, and Dan Morgan, Synovus Trust, and CNBC's Jon Fortt.
Why are Apple products made in China?
6 hours ago
ABC News 5:30 | 259 views
"Nightline's" Bill Weir reports: Foxconn offers huge operations and low wages.
Stocks under $10: Software name on sale
Wed, 22 Feb, 2012 7:56 AM EST
TheStreet 0:53 | 116 views
Portfolio Manager David Peltier finds a growth stock that's down 10% from recent highs.
Stocks vs. ETFs
16 hours ago
CNBC 2:49 | 107 views
Mike Shinnick, Wasatch Long/Short Fund, discusses the pros and cons of investing in the stock market and ETFs.
Dow up 90% since March 2009
16 hours ago
CNBC 3:37 | 181 views
Although stocks took a breather today after three straight days of gains, major markets have been surging from their March 2009 lows. Will the upward momentum continue? Margie Patel, Wells Fargo Funds Management, and Stephen Hammers, Compass Efficient ...
B.C. to balance books in time for election
23 hours ago
Canadian Press 1:10 | 428 views
The B.C. government has tabled its latest budget, keeping spending increases to a minimum. If their predictions hold up, the Liberals will be able to campaign in the May 2013 provincial election on a promise of a balanced budget.
What are realistic retirement returns?
Tue, 21 Feb, 2012 2:54 PM EST
CNBC 1:48 | 614 views
Calculating how much money you'll need to retire isn't as simple as punching numbers into a calculator, reports CNBC's Sharon Epperson.
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