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Apple fell $25.10, or 4.15% today to end at $580.13, its fifth straight day of declines:
Apple suffers biggest point drop ever
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Apple's five-day losing streak has been steeper than the losses suffered immediately prior to co-founder Steve Jobs' death last October.
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Mark Halter Buy low(er), sell high.
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Jack Bernal Is this a sign the bubble in tech stock has peaked?
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Panama City has the best retiree benefits according to International Living’s research. Take a look at the other 9 retiremenent havens: Where would you move to?
The world’s top 10 retirement havens Slide Show
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These 10 countries offer retirees a low cost of living and cheap real estate, for starters. But you might be surprised just how many other retirement benefits you are afforded at these overseas destinations.
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Simon Kato Templar, Steven Chang and 19 others like this.
Don Slade Article says $2k a month in Panama..... you call that cheap? I been to that country. Travel into the interior and get away from that tourist expense racket. Some places do not have water heaters. Do not need them there.
about an hour ago
Scott Gordon Thailand for me!!
51 minutes ago
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  Daily Wrap Up for Dow Jones Industrial Average
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  DJIA was UP 0.56% to 12,921
  1: U.S. blue-chip stocks gain; Apple hits Nasdaq
  2: Euro rebounds after brief dip below $1.30
  3: U.S. stock indexes rise; Apple tumbles
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  5: Canadian stocks hug flatline, miners pressured
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Kerry Jacques just get moving , upwards
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Sol Nieves Mi niña bella, como estas?!
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Debbie Ziegler Lambert
‎***************FRACKING UPDATE IN DARLINGTON TWP., BEAVER COUNTY***

Chesapeake Energy was sent a CEASE AND DESIST letter from the Darlington Twp. Supervisors for their actions on the McRoberts well site. These folks possess a lease that n...ot only expires on April 25th, but they are suing Chesapeake Energy stating that they lease is NOT VALID. 17 families are suing!

The well pad area is in an area zoned Residential/Agricultural. In order to proceed, Chesapeake had to get a "Conditional Use Permit". They applied for it. 2 meetings were set up to hear testimony. Chesapeake Energy officials cancelled BOTH meetings.

Without the Permit, Chesapeake started preparing the well pad and informed Township officials they would not honor the Cease and Desist letter. There is no well pad prepared. They brought in a small drill and told the owners they will work through the night to get a hole punched in the ground.

The next step is for Darlington Twp. Supervisors to go before the local Magistrate and get an injunction.

Arrogant doesn't begin to describe their behavior. Every resident here must go through the same permitting process if they seek to use the land in a way different from how it is zoned. Not them. They bullied their way in here and are refusing to abide by our local laws.See More
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Still in limbo: Economy not growing fast enough MarketWatch First Take
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The lesson from Monday’s economic data is that the U.S. economy is still in limbo, growing in that middling range that’s neither fast nor slow.
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Heather Hall
One reason the economy probably isn't growing is because we're taking away more and more job opportunities by replacing people with technology. Paying at self-scan checkouts at stores takes away jobs for cashiers. Buying items online instea...d of at stores takes away jobs for people at stores. Everything we start to do online or through technology takes away jobs. We lose toll booth workers with the creation of I-Pass and EZ-Pass. Our population is growing, and job openings are declining because of technology. Technology has aided us greatly, yes, but we need to work with it, not let it replace human workers.See More
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Sumi Allen so robbing taxpayers doesn't stimulate the economy? No... since when?
2 hours ago
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What last-minute tax questions do you have? Journalists from MarketWatch, Dow Jones and WSJ are fielding them, along with CPA Melissa Labant. The chat is underway right now. Join the live event.
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Taxes: Are you paying your fair share? TaxWatch
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Even as President Barack Obama pitches the “Buffett rule” to ensure that millionaires pay at least a 30% tax rate, some commentators are decrying the fact that about half of U.S. taxpayers don’t pay any federal income tax. But our tax system is more complex than any sound bite or simplistic headline...
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Tax refunds lift retail sales. Listen to guru Britt Beemer. http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/marketwatch/podcasts/MarketWatchNewsBreak/~5/2TKSRQ9hjKE/mnb041612.mp3
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Rodney Childs I have a novel idea, lower the tax burden on the country increasing the expendable income of the people allowing for increased spending. Thus increasing revenue of sales taxes which increases the coffers of the government. Oh wait, that would be to much like right. My bad
7 hours ago
Goldman Small Cap Research In plain English, this week’s edition of The Goldman Guide outlines what are pretty much the only stocks that go up in corrective phases. Plus, inside we highlight our self-destructive market and a familiar stock that is undergoing a name change that will be preceded by a big move higher.
http://www.goldmanresearch.com/The-Goldman-Guide/only-stocks-that-go-up-in-corrections.html
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Taxes on mutual funds are a mess Chuck Jaffe
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As mutual fund investors put the finishing touches on their tax returns for 2011, they should also give up hope that the confusing, complex way funds are taxed will get better anytime soon, writes Chuck Jaffe.
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Yolanda Romero ok got it.
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The Wealth Training Company Straight to the point there Yolanda! :P
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China yuan move promising, U.S. says
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The Obama administration cautiously welcomes China’s move to expand the yuan’s trading band against the U.S. dollar, saying it could help to reduce global trade imbalances.
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Andrew Border I didn't know that I discourage China? I must not be doing my part buying enough goods made in China. Every nation manipulates their currency, thats part of the reason why the federal reserve should be eliminated - its artificial capitalism. Let the markets do what they will, without regulation/interference and without the globalists mucking everything up
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