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Stocks signal weak open
Stocks signal weak open
6:53am: Stock futures point down as oil prices rise. Investors await economic reports on personal income and spending. more
Big rally on Wall Street
Aug 28: A surprisingly strong revision to second-quarter economic growth gives stocks a boost. Oil prices turn lower as worries about a possible Gustav disruption ease. more
Staying sane in wild markets
Aug 28: Volatile markets drive smart investors to make dumb moves. But not you, right? more
Investing Strategy
The smart way to go global
International stocks should be a part of any diversified portfolio, but they're not a shelter against domestic rough spots. more
You CAN make money in a bear market
While the last 10 years haven't been a stellar decade for stocks, performance was better than most media reports claim. Markets still yielded decent returns. more
Guard your money from inflation
Inflation-protected securities backed by the U.S. Treasury add a safety measure against rising prices to your portfolio. morevideo
Commentary
Sick of the 'R' word
by Paul LaMonica
Is the economy in a recession or not? Who cares? The economy is clearly in rough shape and debating about word choice misses the point. more
Are you better off? Many say, 'Yes.'
by Paul LaMonica
We asked readers if they are doing better now than they were at the end of the 2001 recession and a surprising number indicated that they are. more
The long and winding recession
by Paul LaMonica
Ben Bernanke and Warren Buffett both hint that economic pain will linger for some time. But they also see some faint glimmers of hope ahead. more
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