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What You Should Know About Apple's Books Berkshire, Coke, and Inevitability Is Rambus a Rule Breaker? Valuing JDS Uniphase Metricom vs. Excite@Home Amazon's Fourth-Quarter Sales Tricks of the Credit Card Trade Dumping Those Underperforming Funds The California Energy Crunch
A close look at Apple Computer's numbers gives investors much to ponder. What can we learn from the company's financial statements?
Why does Warren Buffett continue to hold shares of Coca-Cola even though it's P/E ratio is uncomfortably high?
A Rule Breaker report by TMFTom9 sparks a debate about the pros and cons of Rambus. Does the upstart chip maker have a sustainable advantage or not?
"I have played with the intrinsic value of JDSU. I don't primarily aim to calculate the fair stock price for today. I rather try to uncover the built-in assumptions of the market."
Both stocks have suffered through horrific declines... but is there hope that one of them might be revived?
The numbers are out, and the bears on the Amazon.com board are finding grim signs in every digit. Are they right?
Your credit card company has more leeway in adjusting your interest rates than they'll ever admit. It pays to know their negotiating tactics -- and one smart Fool shares some of the tricks with the rest of us.
Last year a Fool made a resolution to move out of those nasty underperforming mutual funds. Can you reach the same goal this year?
The lights are dim on the Folly in California board as residents of that state suffer through a utility crisis. Is deregulation to blame for the state's energy woes?
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