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...mail, in much the same way bacteria is irradiated from meat. That too may be prohibitively expensive and companies in the irradiating business say it would be some time before such technology would be viable for the post office or company mail rooms. Most biotech firms are reluctant to invest in what they believe to be a temporary, panic-induced market. It seems common sense may be the best--and cheapest--defense...
...think the events of Sept. 11 have changed it.” So Porter, what’s going on with the economy? Should we buy or sell? “I would say we’re both cautiously optimistic. I never give anyone investment advice other than invest for the long term. Don’t be driven by timing, because if you’re trying to guess you’re playing a very high risk game...
...Remember that extreme dividend yields often signal a company in trouble. Telecommunications giant MCI Group yields an astounding 17.25%, and for good reason: it is a highly over-leveraged company. So don't reach too high. But dividend stocks are a smart place to invest, whether the market keeps stumbling or turns up quickly...
...Balinese economy has remained relatively strong, compared to other areas of Indonesia, the political and social situation has remained calm and orderly. Bali?s pervasive peace has brought a wave of internal migration of Indonesians to the island, looking either for work or for a safe place to invest...
...already completed the requirements for her economics concentration. Peng is now finishing up her cores and taking some courses related to East Asia. And yet the sense of calm is purely a façade. Peng is so engrossed with applying for jobs that she is forced to invest more time on packaging herself than on studying advanced Chinese. As most seniors going through the recruiting process would agree, an A on their transcript will not matter a few months down the line as much as gainful employment will...