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TheStreet: Stock Quotes, Financial Market News, & Investment Advice
Top Stories
Mad About Options: The Week in Review
Look back at the week that was with the Mad About Options crew. They discuss Harley-Davidson, Baidu.com, PepsiCo and Verizon.
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Obama Urges Action on Stimulus Plan
News You Need: Jan. 3
They Just Don't Get Doomsayers!
Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Investing Mistakes to Avoid
Open Book: Goldman's Success Story
'Fast Money' Recap: Off to a Rousing Start
Wachovia Shouldn't Slow Wells Fargo Down
10 Dumbest Things on Wall Street in 2008
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Life & Money
10 Commandments for Frugal Living
With the current economic conditions, 2009 is set to be the year of frugality.
TheStreet Ratings
Nine ETFs for an Uncertain '09
A generally cautious approach to ETF investing is advised for 2009, with income and safety stressed overall.
Investing A-To-Z
Chart Smarts: 12 Trades to Test Your Market Savvy
How much do you know about reading stock charts?
TheStreet Picks
Cramer's 'Mad Money': Stay in the Game
Cramer says don't be afraid of a little speculation.
Stanley Bing
Stock for Stocking Stuffers
At bargain prices, it would be brilliant to stuff stockings with stock certificates, if they existed.
Kass: 20 Surprises for 2009
Among other things, the U.S. economy and housing market will stabilize sooner than expected.
Biotech Mailbag: Cell Thera-Pew-Tics
Investors have a least three huge reasons to avoid this company.
Senior Tech reporter, Gary Krakow and Alix Steel reveal what they're watching for at CES this year: the dumbest, biggest and coolest items from your favorite tech companies.
Synovus on Friday warned of higher loan charge-offs and other credit expenses due to the current troublesome economic conditions.
Hedge funds battered in the credit crunch may still be the best-looking clients out there for banks, who face a dearth of opportunities in the dead M&A and IPO markets.
Even so, and though their numbers might shrink in the coming months, the surviving hedge funds could emerge stronger than ever.
GM must demonstrate it can get sufficient concessions from bondholders, the United Auto Workers, suppliers and others as it faces a March 31 deadline.
With 2008 in the books, investors desperate to usher in 2009 may be in for a rude awakening, courtesy of the December employment report.
Wall Street climbs during the new year's initial session, and the Dow surpasses 9000.
