Paul Jacobs reassures investors that bear markets are natural, not something that goes “bump” in the night.
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The Same, Only More So
Obamacare’s original sin was letting people sign up after they get sick. The new enrollment season offers more of the same.
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Google Fiber Gets Hung Up
Internet competition from Google Fiber is arriving at a snail’s pace, which suits existing providers just fine.
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Elkton’s Last Wedding Chapel
Did tiny Elkton, Maryland, put this writer in a marrying frame of mind?
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Making Headway In Kigali
Comprehensive but unenforceable pacts solve nothing. A climate deal on a single topic – refrigerants – shows a better way to go.
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A 9/11 Judge Revises And Redacts The Record
You won’t find everything that is said in open court at Guantanamo in the 9/11 trial transcript.
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Eric Meermann in The Street
Eric Meermann warns retirement savers about the certain drawbacks, as well as potential benefits, of taking loans from 401(k) accounts.
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Shomari Hearn in The Street
Shomari Hearn explains the many financial benefits of charitable giving.
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Canada Meets The Walloons
A major trade deal with Canada hangs in the balance as Belgium’s Wallonia province exercises a veto for all of Europe.
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Don’t Blame The ‘Mormon Mafia’
TV’s Lou Dobbs is defenseless as the #MormonMafia whacks him with humor.
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