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Fact And Comment 11/24/2009

Steve Forbes on The FCC's desire for greater government control of the Internet is preposterous, presidential candidate representative Ron Paul (R--Tex.) proposed measure mandating a thorough audit of the operations and activities of the Federal Reserve, Warsaw 1920: Lenin's Failed Conquest of Europe--by Adam Zamoysk, Restaurant review... At Forbes

Companies You Should Buy Right Now 11/24/2009

Don't mess around when it comes to your wealth. ... At Motley Fool

The Many Bells and Whistles of Hewlett-Packard 11/24/2009

I have to thank the good man upstairs this morning -- I forgot to set my alarm last night but my internal alarm clock worked like a charm: I only got up 10 minutes later than usual. Asian stocks gave up some ground overnight. The Hang Seng and the Nikkei were off 1.53% and 1.01% respectively. European stocks were lower this morning too. And here in the US we’re currently trading lower.Here’s what I’m seeing this morning:Hewlett-Packard (HPQ): Mark Hurd & Co packed a fourth-quarter profit excluding items of $1.14. Not bad as the Street was at $1.13. It ... Minyanville

Zale Widens Loss, Cuts Back Discounting 11/24/2009

Zale widens its loss in the third quarter and said it will reduce promotional levels this holiday season. At TheStreet.com

H-P: Analysts' Upgrades, Downgrades 11/24/2009

See who made what calls. At TheStreet.com

'Fast Money' Recap: Mutual Fund Monday 11/23/2009

Pete Najarian said today's rally follows a predictable pattern of previous Mondays that has seen a large flow of money coming in at the beginning of the week. At TheStreet.com

Earnings Preview: Tiffany & Co. 11/23/2009

NEW YORK (AP) - The jeweler Tiffany & Co. reports earnings for its third quarter on Wednesday before the market opens. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period. Associated Press

Bright Spot for Holiday Sales Season?: The Flu. 11/23/2009

... At Wall Street Journal

Retail stocks up ahead of start to holiday selling 11/23/2009

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Retail stocks rose Monday ahead of Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving that marks the official kickoff to the industry's biggest selling-season. The S&P Retail Index rose 1.3% to 405.54. Tiffany & Co. shares rose 2.2% ahead of its earnings report on Wednesday. Overstock.com Inc. shares rose 2.3%. It said late Friday that it received a letter from the Nasdaq Stock Market informing the online discount retailer that it violated the exchange's listing rules. Finish Line Inc. shares fell 2.2% after the athletic-shoe retailer was cut to neutral by Sterne, Agee &... At MarketWatch

Seven Summits Research Releases Comments on Goldman Sachs,... 11/23/2009

CHICAGO, Nov. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Seven Summits Strategic Investments releases its Stocks To Watch Guide. The Seven Summits Strategic Investments Stocks To Watch Guide (go to:... PR Newswire

Rocket Stocks for the Week 11/23/2009

These stocks could surge higher in the coming week. At TheStreet.com

Dollar Could Steer Stocks in Coming Week 11/21/2009

Dollar-centric swings in the equity market may be exaggerated on light volume as the U.S. takes a breather for the Thanksgiving holiday. At TheStreet.com

$ Preview 11/21/2009

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The Fool's Look Ahead 11/21/2009

Feasts, fowls, and freeze frames will decorate the holiday week that lies ahead. At Motley Fool

Cramer's 'Stop Trading!': Dell vs. Hewlett-Packard 11/20/2009

Dell's quarter does not necessarily mean bad things are in store for Hewlett-Packard, says Jim Cramer. At TheStreet.com

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