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Consumer Discretionary Stocks
Consumer discretionary stocks refer to a wide range of consumer goods and services generally considered non-essential. These include car manufacturers, luxury goods, hospitality companies, and more. Many of the biggest retailers fit into the consumer discretionary umbrella. As such, especially when the economy is strong, consumer discretionary stocks tend to shine.
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Dodge Durango to Become a Cop Car
A specialized, beefier version of the SUV is now for sale to police and fire departments around the U.S.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: New iPad Raises Privacy Concerns
The newly released iPad's voice-recognition feature is sparking fears about data privacy -- leaving consumers apprehensive about how much info Apple is collecting.
4 Auto Stocks to Trade In
While the auto industry is enjoying a revival, not all companies are profiting. These four may be the weakest.
3 Comeback Kids in Retail
They're missing the sector's rebound so far in 2012, but that will change. Here's why these three stocks are set for a turnaround.
America’s 10 Fastest-Growing Restaurant Chains
A recently released report on the country's 500 largest U.S. restaurant chains show Chipotle, Buffalo Wild Wings are among fastest-growing. See the top ten.
An FAA Plan to Allow Use of e-Readers and Tablets Gate-to-Gate
Because so many airline passengers use e-readers and tablets, the FAA may reassess the “gadgets off” rule imposed during taxiing, takeoffs, and landings.
Now’s the Time to Invest in China
A closer look at the recent trade-deficit numbers tell the tale. Here are three stocks that let investors ride the red dragon.
Overdrive for Auto Parts Makers?
Federal Mogul’s aftermarket spin-off is a green light for the sector, which is benefiting from both hot new-car sales and drivers keeping their vehicles longer.
Is Apple’s App Store Dangerously Unsecured?
Traditional complaints about the app store surrounded its suffocating micromanagement. Now the pendulum seems to have swung far in the opposite direction.
5 Bizarre Food-Combo Products
A stroll through the amalgamated foods we've loved and loathed.
Friday Apple Rumors: New iPad Finally Hits Store Shelves
Apple's next-generation iPad hit Apple Stores this morning, boasting augmented processing speed along with HD display.
10 Retailers to Ring Up as a Buy Now
Retailers are starting to make headway with a pickup in the economy. These 10 players might make decent additions to your portfolio.
Thursday Apple Rumors: AAPL Could Break $700
With anticipation of the new iPad reaching a fever pitch, AAPL's market value already has touched $600 -- and could keep rewriting records.
Automakers Are Riding a Rising Market
Trade data show strong sales both in the U.S. and abroad. If this trend continues, it bodes well for the automakers' stocks.
‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ Is an E-Book Blockbuster
E.L. James' romance series proves strength of the e-book format -- with digital download motivating its runaway sales.
It’s Time to Stop Chasing Retailers
A large swath of retailers have earnings headed in the right direction, but prices have caught up to the point where caution should be the order of the day.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: Pinterest Coming to iPad
Pinterest announced the pending release of an app unique to the iPad -- and is renovating its site in anticipation.
Why WTO’s Ruling Against Boeing Is Irrelevant
Governments will always find ways to help domestic businesses. Ramped-up rivals' new planes are where the competitive action is.
