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Master of Financial Engineering Program for Success

{ Posted on Nov 13 2011 by Cedric Loiselle }
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Categories : All, Business Finance Marketing, Finance, Financial Engineering programs, master of financial engineering, MFE, Uncategorized
A career in the financial industry is exciting and profitable. Financial engineering programs give you all of the knowledge and practical experience you need to land an internship in a variety of financial institutions. A Wall Street intern reportedly earns ...Read More »

New Mobile Computing Era Bringing Big Gains to Chip Makers Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC), NVIDIA Corp. (Nasdaq: NVDA)

{ Posted on Jan 16 2011 by Jon D. Markman }
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Categories : AAPL, AGNC, All, AMAT, AMD, ATHR, ATML, CAVM, CY, GOOG, INTC, Jon Markman, MCD, MFE, Money, Money Morning, MSFT, MSTR, NKE, NVDA, NVLS, QCOM, T, Technology, TXN, Uncategorized, VZ, XSD
Stocks rose gently but purposefully over the past week as investors collectively remembered that negative recent headlines on Portugal, China and Australia were only bound to push more money toward the United States, not force people back ...Read More »

Hot Stocks: Hewlett-Packard Continues its Business Makeover with ArcSight Acquisition

{ Posted on Sep 14 2010 by Don Miller }
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Categories : All, ARST, DELL, Don Miller, HPQ, INTC, Mergers & Acquisitions, MFE, Money, Money Morning, ORCL, PAR
Hewlett-Packard Co. (Nasdaq: HPQ) yesterday (Monday) took another step toward becoming a more diverse software-based company by agreeing to buy ArcSight Inc. (Nasdaq: ARST) for about $1.5 billion in cash. Palo ...Read More »

Investors’ Hopes Riding on Surge in M&A Activity

{ Posted on Aug 24 2010 by Don Miller }
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Categories : All, BX, CSCO, DELL, DNX, Don Miller, DYN, ETF, EVR, FNFG, FPX, Global Markets, GOOG, IBM, INTC, IPO, Mergers & Acquisitions, MFE, Money, Money Morning, MSFT, NAL, ORCL, PAR, POT, PTV, TSLA, VED
Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity is at its highest level since late 2009, providing a glimmer of hope to investors struggling to decipher stock and bond markets roiled by a weakening U.S. economy. ...Read More »