Jumat, 18 Maret 2011

The Money Manager in Your Pocket

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March 18, 2011
 

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NEWS  THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY
INVESTING
The Money Manager in Your Pocket
Banks and brokerages are scrambling to upgrade mobile offerings, betting technology will transform the way we spend, save, and invest


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STOCKS & MARKETS
How to Play the Coming Bond Bust
Exchange-traded funds that bet against long-term bonds have gained allure as investors foresee higher interest rates and lower yields

FIXED INCOME
Investors Are Bearish on Bonds
They see spending and inflation rates rising, ending the Treasury rally

MARKETS & FINANCE
Pandit Stakes Citi's Future on Emerging Markets
The bank, which already earns more than half its profits in developing nations, sees an "explosion in trade and capital flows"

FEATURES
Are Four Words Worth $25 Billion for Groupon?
Inside Andrew Mason's plan to remake Groupon, fend off copycats, and change your spending habits forever

VIEWPOINT
How to Turn Stock Speculators into Investors
Tweaking circuit breakers or demanding further trading disclosures won't take the casino out of Wall Street. Instead, public stock ownership should be treated more like a private investment

REAL ESTATE
Landlords Raising Rents as Demand Outpaces Supply
Apartment rents will continue to go up nationwide as people wait to buy homes

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