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By Vanessa Drucker |
January 1, 2008
Turbulence on the ground doesn't have to be an earthquake or a tsunami. Consider the tumultuous stretch from August 8 through August 16, 2007, when...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
January 1, 2008
When David Bugen and his partners decided to establish a plan for an eventual ownership transfer of Regent Atlantic, their priority was to ensure their...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
December 1, 2007
Senior U.S. executives and professionals are emigrating in waves. Foreign assignments are now regarded as plum positions, often critical to career advancement, and London has...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
November 1, 2007
If you can remember back to the 1950s, not only was Elvis cool, but so were dividend-paying stocks. Investors bought them primarily for their yield....
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By Vanessa Drucker |
September 1, 2007
"Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?" Who doesn't know that the nursery rhyme contrarian had her silver bells and cockleshells and pretty...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
February 1, 2007
As his first career, the post Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin worked as a successful stockbroker in Paris, while he enjoyed painting on weekends and collecting...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
October 1, 2006
Fee-only financial planning and wealth management emerged in the U.S. in their modern forms. But while U.S. pioneers remain at the profession's cutting edge, they...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
June 1, 2006
John Maynard Keynes famously labeled gold a "barbaric relic." After bottoming in the summer of 1999, the relic has rebounded, more than doubling in value...
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By Vanessa Drucker |
March 1, 2006
Ancient Romans examined entrails for omens; the Chinese threw the I Ching. Throughout history, tea leaves, smoke, birds, clouds, cakes and candles have served as...