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The Motley Fool - Don't get caught up in the latest short-term surge

Since the financial meltdown, new types of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds aim to provide expanded diversification, risk reduction or access to strategies previously out of bounds for most individuals. Here are three varieties that are gaining traction, and three that aren't.

[at Seeking Alpha] - With Gorilla 3, The Long Side Of Corning Is Safer

And so it begins. While the rest of the America is glued to the tube watching football, I'm at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas this fine Sunday afternoon for the first press event of the 2013 International CES. (The show floor doesn't actually open for business until Tuesday morning, but [...]

The Motley Fool - Chris Hill interviews Dave Williamson.

The Motley Fool - The parade of fourth-quarter results starts this week.

Folks, we're assembled at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, the last outpost on the lower part of the Las Vegas Strip, for the first press event of this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the 'State of the Consumer Technology Industry. The show floor doesn't open until Tuesday. Today's briefings are intended to give journalists the important [...]

ServiceNow ended 2012 as one of the year's best performing initial public offeringsits stock rose 67% from its June offering price. But it may be in for a sophomore slump.

From Yahoo! Finance: Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated today outlined the companys strategy and defined key 2013 business priorities to support continued growth and the creation of long-term shareholder value.

A single person or small team can oversee a long list of ETFs, as Hao-Hung (Peter) Liao and his team at Van Eck Global do. Indeed, 87% of Van Eck's ETF assets are in the 38 funds run by Mr. Liao and his staff of three portfolio managers and analysts.

Managers Jonathan Coleman and Barney Wilson may need to build on last year's success to convince investors they've turned things around.

From Yahoo! Finance: But it only has a modest chance of success.

The bread businessbrands like Wonder Bread, Nature's Pride and Butternutcould fetch around $350 million.