Weekly Roundup
MARCH 05, 2011
The week's top 10 videos on MarketWatch
By MarketWatch
In case you missed them, here are the 10 most popular videos that appeared on MarketWatch for the week of Feb. 28-March 4:
Worry about the Fed, not inflation
Federal
Reserve policy, not inflation, should be investors' top concern, says
Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab & Co.
With the U.S. economy on the mend, the Fed should end its bond-buying
program. Jonathan Burton reports.
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Steve Jobs introducing iPad 2
Steve Jobs presents iPad 2 as dramatically faster with dual-core processors and up to 9-times faster graphics.
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Walt Mossberg talks Apple iPad 2
Walt Mossberg gives his first impressions of Apple's new iPad 2 which was unveiled today by Steve Jobs.
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New Japanese cars coming to U.S. — Tomy Toys
Japan's
Tomica line of die-cast cars and track and train systems is making a
play again for the largest toy-buying market, the United States. The
cars were once popular in America in the 1980s, until the yen started
climbing. Lisa Twaronite reports.
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What Apple and Berkshire have in common
In
Steve Jobs and Warren Buffett, Apple and Berkshire Hathaway have iconic
leaders — and succession concerns, says David Rolfe of
RiverPark/Wedgewood Fund. But he's upbeat about both stocks, and sees
bargains in large caps. Jonathan Burton reports.
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Best places to stash your cash now
With interest rates so low, where should you put your cash? Bankrate.com's
Greg McBride offers some ideas and talks about why a long-term
certificate of deposit might be a good strategy, even at these rates.
Andrea Coombes reports.
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Gadhafi hits back against rebel forces
Margaret
Coker reports from Libya's capital, Tripoli, where pro-Gadhafi forces
cracked down Monday against anti-government protesters while the
government successfully recaptured a key oil town.
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Taking Social Security while working may cost you
Your
Social Security benefits could get hit in several ways if you start
collecting your benefits early and continue to work, reports Andrea
Coombes.
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Why 2011 may be the end of the housing crash
Simon
Constable explains to Kelsey Hubbard how rising affordability of
housing will be a key to a turnaround. Plus how to invest in housing
without buying a home.
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Your phone as a TV remote
With
a remote for your TV, cable box, and any gaming devices you might have,
you may need to get control of your remote controls. Walt Mossberg
reviews the Peel universal control, which lets iPhone and iPod Touch
users turns their devices into streamlined TV remotes.
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