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Brian Sozzi
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Martin Baccardax
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Gold's Mini Crash to 4-Week Low Only Means You Should Back Up the Truck and Buy

Gold prices have come under pressure with the Federal Reserve sounding more hawkish. But, there is good reason to believe now is a buying opportunity.

Brian Sozzi

Sep 23, 2017 11:05 AM EDT

Diamond Industry Doesn't Care About Your Engagement Anymore

Diamonds have long been a go-to gift for many, and the go-to for an engagement. But now, things are getting a little dicey for diamond makers.

Cathaleen Chen

Sep 23, 2017 10:08 AM EDT

8 Luxury Items Only the Super Rich Could or Would Buy

Walmart Will Start Offering Meal Kits on Its Website by December

We all saw this coming. Walmart will reportedly start offering meal kit services by year end. The race is on to deliver you food.

Cathaleen Chen

Sep 23, 2017 10:40 AM EDT

People Are Creeped Out by Walmart's New Delivery Service

Top Apple Analyst: Don't Expect Long Lines for iPhone 8, But News Is Not All Bad

A customer survey indicates a healthy number of people will be upgrading their iPhones, says Gene Munster.

Nelson Wang

Sep 22, 2017 1:17 PM EDT

The Influencers
Domino's Pizza CEO Thinks Self Driving Cars Will Deliver Pizza in 10 Years

Domino's Pizza CEO Patrick Doyle is bullish on self-driving cars.

These Powerful Corporate Executives Could Make a Run at the Presidency in 2020

Here are some of those CEOs that have been vocal regarding the current political landscape, and who may make a run at Trump in 2020.

Giovanni Bruno

Sep 23, 2017 12:01 PM EDT

How To Get a Promotion Using Legendary Former GE Head Jack Welch's Strategies

From junior engineer to CEO and Chairman, Welch knows a thing or two about moving up at a company.

Kinsey Grant

Sep 22, 2017 5:30 PM EDT

How to Live Just Like Billionaire Warren Buffett

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Attacks Bitcoin Again

Dimon is really laying into the cryptocurrency. Last week, he dismissed Bitcoin as a bubble on par with tulip mania. Now, he's back at it, trashing the digital commodity.

Tanzeel Akhtar

Sep 22, 2017 10:36 AM EDT

Bitcoin Is Garbage Just Like Jamie Dimon Says: $1.2 Billion Money Man

Ask Jim Cramer: What's Ahead for Your Portfolio?
If You Buy Just One Tech Stock, Make It This Apple Supplier, Jim Cramer Says

The company is a major source for iPhone 8 components. Hence, you should buy its stock.

The Stock Market Could Be Reduced to Rubble, Doug Kass Explains

It is hard to listen to the rationalization of irrational thinking that has led, in the past, to unfavorable market outcomes.

Doug Kass

Sep 22, 2017 1:38 PM EDT

North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un Warrants Your Attention, Silly Investor

Tesla Is Dropping but Now Is One of the Worst Times to Be Short

Don't read too much into Friday's correction in Tesla. Shares are still likely to squeeze short sellers this fall.

Jonas Elmerraji

Sep 22, 2017 12:24 PM EDT

Tesla Shorts Beware; Traditional Media Makes a Comeback, -ICYMI

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Slashing Employees by 10% to Cut Costs

About 5,000 jobs will be cut starting this year.

Kinsey Grant

Sep 22, 2017 12:12 PM EDT

SEC's Cyber-Gaffe Highlights Risk of Trump Budget Cuts at Agency

One problem with cybersecurity attacks is that defending against them costs money -- lots of it. That's a risk for President Donald Trump as he pushes government regulatory agencies to slash their budgets.

Bradley Keoun

Sep 22, 2017 9:10 AM EDT

Sprint T-Mobile Merger Will Have to Contend With This Wonky Number the DOJ Uses

Merger buzz has focused attention on the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index, a measure of market concentration used by regulators.

Chris Nolter

Sep 22, 2017 3:51 PM EDT

Retirement
Bitcoin Can Play Possibly Lethal Tricks on Your Taxes

If you have a hankering for alternative investments such as Bitcoin, better prepare for more complexity come tax season.

Trading Strategies: Make Your Portfolio Rise This Fall
Rebuilding Efforts From Hurricanes Harvey and Irma Make These 6 Stocks Must Buys

Hurricanes Harvey and Irma destroys lots of homes and autos. Look for everyone from insulation-maker Owens Corning to car-radio service SiriusXM to benefit.

Real-time Stories

7 Essential Rules for Investing in Tech Stocks

How to successfully navigate a landscape in tech where change is the only constant.

Eric Jhonsa

Sep 23, 2017 4:00 PM EDT

Bitcoin Is Garbage Just Like Jamie Dimon Says: $1.2 Billion Money Man

Bitcoin has been all over the map in September for a variety of reasons. But, one well-known money manager thinks the cryptocurrency is nothing more than a pile of trash.

Daniela Cambone

Sep 23, 2017 3:40 PM EDT

Uber in London: Predator or Victim of Protectionism?

The giant ride-hailing company stands to lose its license to operate on London's streets, after the regulator questioned its regard for public safety. But the regulator itself has been accused of protecting London's pricey black cabs.

Jonathan Braude

Sep 23, 2017 3:20 PM EDT

Barack Obama Is Now Among 10 Highest-Paid Public Speakers

Former President Barack Obama has been on an unofficial speaking tour since leaving office. TheStreet looks at several other big-names rolling in the cash.

Tony Owusu

Sep 23, 2017 3:00 PM EDT

Amazon Teams With Food Delivery Service to Launch Amazon Restaurants

The partnership sent GrubHub shares tumbling.

Tony Owusu

Sep 23, 2017 2:40 PM EDT

These 10 Office Catch-Phrases Will Drive Your Coworkers Absolutely Insane

Nobody wants to be the office 'Lumbergh.' Avoid that fate by steering clear of workplace jargon. Here are the most poisonous to your ears.

Eric Reed

Sep 23, 2017 2:29 PM EDT

Shark Tank Star Kevin O'Leary Is Trying to Solve America's Retirement Crisis

It's no secret far too many Americans haven't saved enough money for retirement.

Scott Gamm

Sep 23, 2017 2:28 PM EDT

LA Times Tops 100,000 in Digital Subscriptions

Few regional dailies have tracked the bigger number of digital subscriptions now famously won by The New York Times and The Washington Post. Of them, the Los Angeles Times now counts the most.

Ken Doctor

Sep 23, 2017 2:20 PM EDT

Preet Bharara, Formerly Wall Street's Top Cop, Turns to Comedy, Podcasting

Preet Bharara made a name for himself as Wall Street's top cop. He's now hosting a podcast for an entertainment website known for political parody.

Emily Stewart

Sep 23, 2017 2:04 PM EDT

What Does Boston Have Against Happy Hour? And Other Obscure Laws

Many states still have arcane laws on the books such as the ban of having happy hour or buying a car on Sunday. And in Texas, there's no longer any need to hide your sword. Oh, and don't think about trying to buy a car there on Sundays.

Ellen Chang

Sep 23, 2017 2:00 PM EDT