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Editor's note: Every morning, James Altucher presents the most timely, topical posts from the Web's best business blogs. As always, let us know what you think.
Bill Miller from Legg Mason has beaten the S&P 500 for 15 years running. Uh-oh.
ValueBlogger.com makes its debut with a comprehensive analysis of why Wal-Mart is in deep value territory now.
When did EarthLink get so cool?
A lot of people are saying that earnings reports coming next week may balance out the pressure on the markets being caused by geopolitical risks. The Peridot Capitalist questions if this is true.
Ticker Sense takes a poll to determine what geopolitical risks people are most worried about.
If it's oil you are worried about, Daily Dose of Optimism will help alleviate that concern.
Paul Allen (the lesser), a venture capitalist based in Utah, points out that Yahoo! Finance is often wrong on issues as important as market cap.
The Million Dollar Portfolio reviews the The Davis Discipline, a book about the stock-picking methodology of the founders of the Davis Funds.
Speaking of Paul Allen (the lesser), this recent post describes 11 recent VC investments his firm has made and an interesting approach that one of them took, using Craigslist to promote their products. I am intrigued by this idea because of an experiment I'm conducting, the details of which will be forthcoming in a month or so.
The Allen & Company conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, is going full force. Deal Book discusses how this is almost like a coming-out party for YouTube founder Chad Hurley. CBS CEO Les Moonves is making all the right moves.
Why does everyone pick on Home Depot? Mark Cuban, Google and the post of the week.
Why Google still rules, what's underlying this week's action and who's debating AdSense.
Google Checkout's effect on eBay, a way to play Nascar, and Deepak on Buffett.
These forgotten Internet stocks are being accumulated by hedge funds.
Raspberries for Apple; You'll be sorry, UBS; Fortress or Fort Knox? Wholly unappetizing Foods; give Liberty AOL or give them...
The GOP presidential candidate raised $27 million in July.
Some credit and debit cards give you some cash back on purchases. But you need to manage it well to benefit from it.
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