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On page 38 of the May 2008 cover story, How Do You Like Me Now?, Registered Rep. misquoted class-action attorney Jonathan Levine regarding information he gathered from brokerage clients invested in auction-rate securities. Levine, who is...

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A social-networking platform called Wall Street Survivor allows participants to manage a fantasy stock portfolio (risk-free, of course), and compete against friends and colleagues with the chance to win cash prizes. According to the rules...

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I used to think that socially responsible investing (SRI) was basically the politicization of investing. Our society has become so politicized these days, I have heard people politicize food; when, in truth, we should be striving to maintain a...