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Industry leaders strive to offer quality care amid declining revenue and rising costs By Marilyn DeMartini Health care in Florida is a big business and an equally big enigma. Despite
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Pressure on general counsels to cut costs ripples to outside firms By Kevin Gale The drive for efficiency and results at corporations is putting a lot of pressure on general
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Entrepreneurs will need perseverance to prosper in the third wave of the Internet, AOL founder Steve Case said during a keynote talk at eMerge Americas 2016 on Monday. Don’t expect
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Motley Fool contributors offer insight into stocks retired investors ought to ignore. By Todd Campbell Studies have shown that long-term investing in stocks outperforms other investment strategies, but once investors
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Dear Mr. Berko: In the fall of 2012, I bought 175 shares of Dunkin’ Donuts’ parent company at $28 because you recommended it. By the summer of last year, it
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Dear Mr. Berko: Thanks to you, we sold 800 shares of Yahoo at $46 last year. Now our stockbroker recommends 200 shares of Procter & Gamble. Why have Tide revenues
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Dear Mr. Berko: I bought 100 shares of Tesla Motors in July 2015 at $280 and sold them in October at $248, losing $3,200. I sold them because you said
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If you’re able to check of these four boxes, you’re ready. By Jason Hall Over the next couple of decades, about 10,000 baby boomers will retire every single day. If