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MARKET SNAPSHOT
Dow Sets New Record on Deal, Jobs News Takeover news surrounding Yahoo and Reuters, and a lukewarm employment report, helped drive the blue chip index to another peak
S&P STOCK PICKS AND PANS
• From S&P
S&P: Still Buy Microsoft, Sell Yahoo Plus: Analyst opinions on Sunoco, Career Education, and more
THE OUTLOOK
• From S&P
Seasonal Softness Ahead? Sell in May then walk away? S&P says yes, with a caveat
THE WEEK AHEAD
Vital Signs: What's Ahead for the Fed On tap: The Federal Reserve meets to discuss monetary policy, retail sales and producer price data for April, March international trade
TOP NEWS
Microsoft + Yahoo = ? In the battle of online search, Microsoft is again courting Yahoo, according to media reports
ECONOMIC FOCUS -- FROM ACTION ECONOMICS
Jobs: Another Zig-Zag in April Wall St.—and the Fed—may have to wait for May's jobs report to get a clear picture of the labor market's health
EUROPE
Reuters in Play as Media Deals Heat Up Hot on the heels of Murdoch's bid for Dow Jones comes confirmation that a suitor has approached the financial data provider
STOCK SCREENS
• From S&P
Stocks: Value Times Four This week, S&P scours its database for stocks that score well according to four different valuation metrics
FINANCE
Buffett, The Wal-Mart Shopper With the stock in the dumps, it may offer him greater upside than Target
BEST FUND MANAGERS 2007
The Best-Managed Mutual Funds Meet the champs of the 2007 Standard & Poor's/BusinessWeek Excellence in Fund Management Awards
LUXURY REAL ESTATE
When Good Real Estate Goes Bad For a variety of reasons, once-prosperous neighborhoods can go bust. Sometimes they struggle to hang on. Sometimes they can't
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