Insider Buying: Look Before You Leap BusinessWeek
Executives at outfits such as First Horizon National and Advanced Micro Devices have been buying stock, but investors shouldn't follow blindly
Wall Street Breakfast SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
A wholesome summary of this morning's key market- and stock-moving stories.
Kenya: Be Worried About a Man Who Doesn't Take a Stand AllAfrica.com
Mr Ross Perot was one of the richest men ever to run for the American presidency. In 1992, he ran against President George Bush Senior and Governor Bill Clinton and lost to the latter after spending millions of dollars.
Site a helpful economic tool The News-Press
Trying to keep up with the speed of change in today's marketplace is complex at best, leaving even the most sophisticated businesses struggling to
Strong growth seen for alternative power Houston Chronicle
The possible sale of Houston-based Horizon Wind Energy less than two years after it was purchased reflects the booming outlook for the renewable energy business, industry observers say.
Ford muscled its way to pole position Chicago Sun-Times
Ford ended the 1960s with a sensational auto racing record in that decade because Chairman Henry Ford II wanted to "win 'em all." Race budgets were seemingly unlimited.
Panthers poised for run at Scots San Mateo County Times
Is this finally the year? Or will the remarkable streak continue? The winner of seven consecutive Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division girls soccer championships, Carlmont High figures to be
INTERVIEW - Munich Re Sees Big Price Rise in Hurricane Business Planet Ark
FRANKFURT - Germany's Munich Re expects reinsurance prices for US hurricane and natural catastrophe business to rise by around 30 percent when new contracts are hammered out in January, it said on Friday.
19 ZIQA’AD 1427 AH SRINAGAR MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2006 Greater Kashmir
There was a time when politics attracted only individuals with an inferno in their bosoms and an indescribable zeal to serve the people.
The Economy | Phila. Fed forecasters see no recession on the horizon The Philadelphia Inquirer
Like those with firsthand memories of Shibe Park and Horn & Hardart, the number of Philadelphians who can recall reading Joe Livingston is waning with the years.
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