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Trying to Apply the Brakes 9/2/2010 - The day before the biggest economic data release of the month and there is an eerie calm, maybe even budding excitement. Emotions got the week off to a dreadful start, but a glimmer of hope via the ISM manufacturing data got people a bit more excited and off the fence. The pros have tried to downplay it all, but yesterday's session wasn't silly even if it proves inconsequential. The economy is in the dumps, there is no other way to describe it without offending some readers. The goal at this poi...
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Entitlements Snuff Out God's Gifts Government entitlements shackle the inner desire of Americans and make many of the recipients victims destined to continue to receive handouts. Food stamps and housing programs were supposed to be temporary, not something that people relied on forever. Read more.
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Retail Discounts are the Theme for August Same-Store Sales9/2/2010 By Brian Sozzi, Research AnalystRetailers posted some heady numbers for August sales. Is it time to buy into the sales beats or head south for fear of continued consumer unknowns? Retail Little Guesswork Needed on this Stock 9/1/2010 By Brian Sozzi, Research AnalystGuess (GES) has went from trendy jeans company in the 1980s to a global lifestyle brand in 2010. With the consumer still in the dumps, and Guess shares having taken a hit, is now the time to buy? Automakers August Auto Sales Bake In Late Summer Heat 9/1/2010 By David Silver, Research AnalystAuto sales baked into the month of August, as a sluggish economy and tough comparisons were a one-two punch that put August auto sales to its worst levels in 28 years. Economy ISM Defies Double Dip 9/1/2010 By David Urani, research AnalystThe August ISM manufacturing index was the first positive report we've seen in a while. But does it really discount the double-dip? Automakers August Auto Sales Preview 8/31/2010 By David Silver, Research AnalystA preview for auto sales for the month of August. Automakers are cycling extremely difficult comparisons and expectations are for both a year over year and sequential decline. Technology Semiconductor Caution 8/31/2010 By Carlos Guillen, Semiconductor AnalystWith a shaky macroeconomic backdrop, coupled with guidance reductions from industry bellwethers, it is inevitable to begin to turn more cautions.
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Americans Fleeing America: Response
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An interesting reader response to Charles' morning market commentary on Americans' desire for instant gratification, what it takes to survive in this world today and the need for a level playing field. read more
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USATODAY.com Money - Top Stories- VW plans to be No. 1 car seller in the world by 2018 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:34:09 GMT
The world's third-biggest car company, Volkswagen, is revving up a plan to become the very biggest on the planet. Can it pull that off?


 - Paper Savings Bonds being phased out for electronic ones Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:59:58 GMT
U.S. Savings Bonds, long favored by gift-givers and conservative investors, are going paperless.


 - Labor Day holiday travel should be up from last year Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:51:49 GMT
Americans will take to the roads and skies for the Labor Day holiday in greater numbers than a year ago, thanks to low gas prices and pent-up ...


 - Corporate alliances help keep state parks afloat Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:57:49 GMT
A visitor has to look closely to find it, but here, in a remote mountain forest of Southern California, is a sign of what's to come for state ...


 - PG&E's smart meters work fine, independent study says Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:14:11 GMT
Consumer allegations in California that new smart meters measuring household energy use led to unfairly high bills are unfounded, a study sa ...


 - America's favorite carpool buddy: Oprah Winfrey Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:35:00 GMT
Americans hate to car pool. But if forced to share their car with a stranger, the most often they would choose Oprah Winfrey, finds a survey ...



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