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A new book argues that you can become better at investing by borrowing ideas from those who do it best.
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For Bonds, Add Safety by Venturing Abroad
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Investors often neglect to add international bond funds to their investments. That failure can increase overall risk and raise the chance of missing savings goals.
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Jobless Claims Could Reveal More Evidence of a Recovery: Live Updates
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Taiwan is facing a drought, and it has prioritized its computer chip business over farmers.
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Biden's Corporate Tax Proposal Could Raise Trillions
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President Biden unveils his corporate tax overhaul.
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As Talk Turns to Inflation, Some Investors Look to Gold
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As a short-term bet, gold has been risky. It has done better over some, but not all, extended periods.
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As Investors Switch to E.T.F.s, So Do Managers
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The conversion of the first few mutual funds into cheaper, simpler exchange-traded vehicles could herald a broader trend.
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Ikea France is accused of surveilling unions, employees and customers.
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Unemployment claims data will shed new light on the economy.
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The increasing pace of vaccinations — combined with the easing of restrictions on business and consumer activity in many states, and the arrival of stimulus funds — has helped lift hiring in recent weeks.
