Decades of economic growth prompted widespread government spending — until the economy derailed in 2007. We may still be on track for disaster.
Finance
Inside the ‘Black Box’ of Wall Street
Cozying up to corporate managers is all part of a day’s work for many analysts, a new study shows.
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If you’re entering a $24 billion contest for the world’s fourth-largest computer maker, you need a partner who brings something to the dance.
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Three reasons to ditch your credit cards and reach for real money.
The timing and precision of earnings forecasts could reveal signs of bad news ahead for investors.
An entrepreneur must avoid giving too much away too soon and focus on the long-term
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Investors should understand the new risks associated with entrusting their savings to troubled banks.
When executives are more socially involved, their companies are more profitable.
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What can go wrong when banks get too big for their britches?
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Activist investors create value for shareholders by tipping the balance of power in their favor.
Some investors are more engaged than others.
One of the longest-running MBA discussions is about whether capital markets truly price a security at its intrinsic value
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Dallas Federal Reserve President Richard Fisher gives ideas on a complex and risky situation.
It’s time to accept that there is a trade-off between immediate gratification and future prosperity.
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Professor Henry Hu discusses how complexity and innovation mandate radical changes in disclosure.
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Exploring alternative energy economics, cracking down on insider trading, and seeking sensible regulations
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