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3 High-Yield Stocks to Own in a Market Crash

If you’re concerned about a forthcoming market correction, GlaxoSmithKline, AT&T, and Procter & Gamble may be worth buying right now. Although the broader markets are currently trading at historic highs

Pass on PPL

Dear Mr. Berko: At 63, I need income and growth. I recently retired after 34 years with the same company. I moved my $388,000 401(k), which owned a group of

Buy, Hold or Sell Flexion Therapeutics?

By Jamie from Birmingham, AL, USA (Pills) [CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Dear Mr. Berko: I have bad osteoarthritis in my knee and read about a new drug called Zilretta (not out yet), which is supposed to bring lasting relief. It’s made

2 Rules for Investing in the Retail Apocalypse

If you don’t want to get burned by failing retailers, stick to these guidelines. There’s no question that the retail industry is in upheaval. Retailer bankruptcies are soaring, store closings

Advice About an Art Investment

Dear Mr. Berko: I’ve been given the opportunity to invest in Treasure Investments Corp. by CEO Mark Russo. The investment consists of buying stock at 20 cents a share with

Steps businesses can take in advance of Hurricane Irma

With Hurricane Irma heading towards Florida, there are steps businesses can take to prepare. Here are tips from FEMA, the South Florida Regional Planning Council, Travelers Insurance and the Caribbean

5 Simple Steps to Retiring Rich

How can you retire rich? Just follow these five simple steps and you’ll be able to enjoy a life of luxury — or at least financial security — as a

Uber’s New CEO Will Have a Daunting To-Do List

Uber’s new chief will have to heal a divided company, move past a massive scandal, and make peace with a Silicon Valley heavyweight. And that’s just for starters. Ride-hailing giant

3 Stocks That Look Just Like Starbucks in 1992

These three up-and-comers could be as successful over the next 25 years as the coffeehouse has been over the last quarter-century. Few companies have experienced the kind of growth Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) has over