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The volatile stock market is turning serious investors into macroeconomic-data junkies. Yet understanding just what the economic statistics mean, their place in the actual machinations of the econo...

After nimbly sidestepping any and all lawsuits for more than four decades, the tobacco industry received what could prove to be a mortal blow when Merrell Williams, a Louisville paralegal, stole th...

Strike one! Strike two! Strike....no, they're not out. They're playing. But among the truisms of baseball, we offer three. One is that kids have always kept on playing, no matter what the pros do. ...

For many of us, our first memories of The New Yorker date back to childhood, when we would eagerly search through this otherwise impenetrable jungle of words to find the only thing that we could re...

This wonderful collection of the best and funniest cartoons published over the last eighty years in The New Yorker takes a wry look into the classroom--at the students, at thier blindly devoted but...

From the wonderful golf cartoons published over the decades in "The New Yorker," cartoon editor Mankoff has culled the best for this book from the magazine's amazing artists.Buy this book

Financial planning is a young industry. The International Association of Financial Planning - one of the predecessors to the Financial Planning Association - was formed less than forty years ago. B...

Childhood is...well, it is amazing -- whether we are talking about being a child or raising a child. What better and funnier way could there be to look at the whole shebang than to have the art and...

Filled with inspiration and guidance, this modern classic prsents tested principles and practices for preserving wealth - financial, human, and intellectual.Buy this book

A Commonsense Guide to Your 401(k) shows you how to measure services and fund performance, assess a comfortable level of personal risk, scrutinize expenses, and make sense of fees and tax consequen...

- Audience: Financial advisers, both existing and aspiring- Mark Tibergien is very well-known in this community, giving around seventy speeches annuallyBuy this book

Filled with inspiration and guidance, this modern classic prsents tested principles and practices for preserving wealth - financial, human, and intellectual.Buy this book

With detailed analysis supported by data and anecdotes drawn from investment experiences, this practical guide emphasizes the importance of basing recommendations for investment strategy on the pri...

For years, financial planners have focused on helping their clients accumulate wealth for retirement. Now, as millions of those boomer clients head into retirement, there is little quality informat...

110 of the very best cartoons on politics from the New Yorker.Buy this book

A reverse merger is a way to go public that does not involve an IPO. Many well known companies have gone public this way, including Berkshire Hathaway, Blockbuster Entertainment, Texas Instruments,...

A former vice-president of Fidelity offers indispensable advice for the millions of baby boomers hitting 50, 55, and beyond. The author of "Don't Die Broke," she focuses on spending and living off ...

Filled with inspiration and guidance, this modern classic prsents tested principles and practices for preserving wealth - financial, human, and intellectual.Buy this book

Strike one! Strike two! Strike....no, they're not out. They're playing. But among the truisms of baseball, we offer three. One is that kids have always kept on playing, no matter what the pros do. ...

This wonderful collection of the best and funniest cartoons published over the last eighty years in The New Yorker takes a wry look into the classroom--at the students, at thier blindly devoted but...