It was a remarkable week on Wall Street, but you wouldn?t know it from the market indexes, which ended more or less where they started.
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WHAT image does the term ?lowballer? conjure up for you? A smirking bottom feeder in a bad suit? A fast-talking investor working the phone?.
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A family benefits from a program that grants foreigners legal residency in the United States if they invest in job-creating businesses.
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Although short-term interest rates have been dropping, many advisers still recommend that investors keep plenty of cash in safe and simple accounts.
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The X Prize Foundation is kicking off a contest for a drivable, affordable car that gets 100 miles a gallon at the New York International Auto Show.
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Point-and-click devices have long controlled computer screens. But soon they may also control some household robots that can trundle around living rooms.
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Stock of mattress manufacturer Sealy, lost more than half its value in the last year as the company struggled against rivals promoting new mattress technologies.
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At a time when the public is more likely to take its cue from Lou Dobbs than from Adam Smith, globalization may cast a long shadow over the presidential election.
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Cerezyme, a drug used to treat a rare inherited enzyme deficiency called Gaucher disease, can cost more than $300,000 a year.
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IAC/InteractiveCorp, Barry Diller?s collection of Internet-focused companies including Ticketmaster and Expedia, is floundering.
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