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Something’s fishy with the economy

economy, seafood

If you want a front-line view of what’s happening to the economy, listen to a fishmonger. TD Bank Deputy Chief Economist Derek Burleton on Wednesday gave an upbeat outlook for

Speculating on Sarepta

Dear Mr. Berko: Starting in October, my stockbroker pitched a company called Sarepta Therapeutics. Apparently, it has developed a drug that could be a blockbuster in six months, and the

Sneak Peek: Brightline station rises

The Brightline high-speed rail station in Fort Lauderdale is going vertical. Community leaders were invited Friday to “make their mark” at the Fort Lauderdale station by signing their initials in

Yo ho, ho at the rum distillery

Avi Aisenberg used drive by hundreds of thousands of acres of sugar cane traveling to his family’s plastics recycling plant in South Bay, a small community along Lake Okeechobee. Now,

Should I Claim Social Security at 62 and Invest It?

Some retirees could come out far ahead by investing their benefits — but not all. By Dan Caplinger Many people can’t afford to wait before taking Social Security benefits, and

Amazon the Disrupter

Dear Mr. Berko: Last December, I paid $692 a share for 300 shares of Amazon.com because my stockbroker said it would go to $1,000 and then split 5-for-1. It’s now

Tale of Two Commerce Companies

Dear Mr. Berko: I’m trying to decide whether to invest $25,000 in 50 shares of Amazon or 300 shares of Alibaba Group. Which would you prefer and why? — MR:

5 Diseases That Could Be Cured in the Next Decade

Through the use of new and old-ish gene fixing technology, these five diseases could have cures by 2026! By Cory Renauer Welcome to the future of medicine! Over the past

Did One Decision Destroy Sequoia?

Bill Mann looks at the lessons investors can learn from the troubles of the Sequoia Fund. By Bill Mann If you follow the markets at all, you’ve probably heard a