Despite that big move last Friday, the market has largely been in a lull that's kind of like the quiet before the quiet. Interestingly, technology momentum names regained footing as early holiday sales bolster best case scenarios for some key names in the space. Cyber Monday was more successful than Black Friday, and while they will both play important roles, the notion t...
12/10/2013 By David UraniThis week has already seen a few intriguing CEO moves ranging from terrible to commendable.
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