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LPL's John Canally on Safe Investing StrategiesJohn Canally from LPL discusses Safe Investing Strategies.
to bring that money back into the United States and by American blue chips . -
Strong earnings from AT&T, 3M lift US stocks
… after the close. Its stock fell sharply, limiting gains for the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index. The gains for blue chips were broad. Seven of the 30 stocks in the Dow gained 1.5 percent or more. Only four fell. Among them was Wal-Mart …
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What's Up On Wall Street - Suzanne O'Halloran, Financial Markets Reporter
Suzanne O'Halloran tells us What's Up On Wall Street.
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Are the Republican Candidates all racists?Three of the top four Republican candidates have now been accused of being racists by different members of the media. Chris Matthews has called both Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich racists on his show this week and Ron Paul has been hounded by racists newsletters put out under his name. Are Democrats just trying to paint these candidates as racists to get President Barack Obama re-elected?
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Should TSA be Strip Searching 85 year olds?
AN 85 year old New York Women is complaining that the TSA employees made her get strip searched before getting on her flight to Florida and it shouldn't happen to people her age. Do you think it is appropriate for elderly people to be searched at airports?
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What's Up On Wall Street - Brian Sullivan, CNBC
Brian Sullivan from CNBC tells us What's Up On Wall Street.
IBM because if you look at the dividend yields on the big blue chips are they they're two -- three times that. Of the at ten year treasury note. -
Planes, Trains and Nervous TravelorsThe passengers sat stunned as they watched a man walk quickly toward the front of American Airlines Flight 1561 as it was descending toward San Francisco. He was screaming and then began pounding on the cockpit door. Within moments Sunday, a flight attendant tackled Rageh Almurisi. Authorities do not yet have a motive. Guest host Michele McPhee said she felt safer on planes than trains and wanted to know from callers which mode of transportaion they felt more secure on.
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