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  1. The Hidden Impact of the Gulf Oil Spill

    Morningstar's Eric Chenoweth thinks the impact of BP's gulf oil spill could be felt through the energy industry for years to come.

  2. How to Spot Con Men Before They Spot You

    Doug Shadel of the AARP provides a detailed outline of common scams and tactics con men use, reasons investors fall for them, and tips so that you don't become a victim of financial fraud yourself.

  3. After the Gulf Spill, a Brighter Future for This Utility

    Short- and long-term drivers bode well for this utility's nuclear-fired merchant fleet, with a nice dividend yield in the meantime.

  4. Perkins' Preloger: Cost of Energy Will Go Up

    Perkins manager Kevin Preloger says short-term pessimism from the BP spill may present an opportunity for energy investors.

  1. Next Up for SEC's Champ? Money Fund Reforms, Valuation Guidance

    Norm Champ has been on the job as Director of the Division of Investment Management at the Securities and Exchange Commission for eight months and a lot of mutual fund executives are nervously waiting for the SEC has in store for the industry in 2013 and beyond.

  2. Tightening the Noose: Can the SEC and Its New Chairman Be Tougher on Wall Street?

     

  3. Going After ‘Idle Iron’

    Palisades Hudson Newsletter: http://palisadeshudson.com/sentinel/ Larry Elkin's Blog: http://palisadeshudson.com/current-commentary/

  4. SEC idea for harmonization a 'disaster' for advisers, says industry advocate

    The Securities and Exchange Commission may move ahead with "harmonization" of broker and investment-adviser rules before deciding whether to propse a rule that would raise investment-advice standards for brokers. That is creating concern in the adviser community.

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