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Romney's Inscrutable Personal FinancesPolitics His vast fortune spreads out across numerous investments. His wealth is highly diversified and mostly hidden.
By Kathy Kristof
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Better Yields From 4 Top Junk Bond Funds
investing If you're searching for a decent yield, getting 6% or 7% on your money can be awfully satisfying.
By James K. Glassman
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Could Computerized Trading Cause Another Market Crash?
investing High-speed trading by robots adds to market volatility, and the Securities and Exchange Commission needs to rein in their activity.
By Steven Goldberg
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How to Research and Buy Bonds
investing Bond maven Marilyn Cohen shares her advice on making money in the new fixed income landscape.
By Staff
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In Defense of Goldman Sachs
Politics Floyd Norris, a respected New York Times financial columnist, wrote a thoughtful defense of Goldman Sachs today that addresses many of the questions that I raised Thursday. He acknowledges that much of the consternation is of Goldman's own making, but also suggests that suspicions the company is somehow benefiting unfairly from help in Washington is fueled by the fact the firm is smart and adept at what it does -- such as getting in and out of various high-risk mortgage investments at the right time.Norris takes issue with the op-ed piece in his own paper that said allowing Goldman to pay back TARP funds and get out from under tough TARP regulations, including limits on bonuses, could give the company an unfair advantage.
By Jon Frandsen
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Best Ways to Invest in BRICs
investing These two exchange-traded funds let you profit from the booming economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
By Thomas M. Anderson
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Why You Should Like Insurance Companies
Markets Financial stocks have been hit hard as a result of the subprime mortgage fallout, but insurers deserve to be treated differently.
By Jeffrey R. Kosnett
Markets