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Latin American Markets: Mexico stocks move higher; key rate held steady

Mexico’s equity benchmark rises Friday following the central bank's assessment that the economy is recovering...
Earnings Watch: Updates, advisories and surprises

A roundup of the latest corporate earnings reports and what companies are saying about future...
Weekend Investor: Hedge fund-like mutual funds bid for your money

Hedge funds enjoy a certain glamour that the humble mutual fund lacks, including wealthy investors,...
Top Ten: MarketWatch's top stories of the week, March 15-19

Here are MarketWatch's top 10 stories of this week. Also, please have a look at...
Stocks to Watch: Stocks in focus for Monday

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Among the shares expected to see active trade in Monday's session...
Washington Calendar: Washington events for March 22 - 26

A look at the key economic and newsworthy events in Washington in the coming week.
EADS says it may rejoin tanker bidding

The Pentagon may extend a deadline for bids on a new aerial-refueling tanker for the...
Real Estate Weekly: Mortgage modifications spread beyond feds

More mortgage lenders are offering modifications to troubled homeowners on their own without going through...
Online ad spending increases in fourth quarter

Spending on online advertising in the U.S. increased 4.5% to $7.4 billion in the fourth...
Canadian Markets: Canadian stocks close week lower

Canada's main stock market index finished lower on Friday, its first weekly loss this month,...

MarketWatch - Video

U.S. Week Ahead: Health care, Housing Data

Markets will be watching to see if health insurers will be able to sustain their rally after this weekend's climactic vote to overhaul the nation's health-care system. Data on existing- and new-home sales will also be examined. MarketWatch's Stacey Delo reports.
News Hub: What's Next for Stocks?

The Dow finishes lower for the first time in nine sessions. Dow Jones Newswires' Paul Vigna and WSJ's Brett Arends join the News Hub to discuss what's next for stocks.
PM Report: Obama Tries to Close Health Deal

In what could be his last public appeal for health-care legislation before a critical House vote, President Barack Obama says Congress is in position to end a century-long struggle over health care by passing his sweeping overhaul. Plus, the Dow finishes lower for the first time in nine sessions; and WSJ's Amy Chozick joins the News Hub to tell us why a crop of shows with dysfunctional leading women has given Showtime a burst of momentum.
Digits: Palm's Future in Doubt

The latest forecast and smart phone sales data from Palm is raising serious concerns about the company's viability. Dow Jones Newswires' Roger Cheng joins Stacey Delo on Digits to discuss. Plus, an unprecedented look at the finances behind YouTube, the world's most successful video site, as well as the growing number of vehicles offering a self-parking option.

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Markets 2010

Written by Peter Almberg

Here you will find a lot of things that maybe can be interesting for you if you are an active investor, trader, analyst or if you just want to learn a little bit. Alm 2010 will try to serve you a smorgasbord with news, quotes, charts, widgets and more. Everything served on the smorgasbord is from the financial market. The focus will be on stocks and derivatives. I hope you will learn or earn something.

Here are some videos from channels at YouTube that focus on the above:

Latest Business and Financial Market News from Alm 2010:

George Soros Speaks

A roundtable of Reuters Staff interviews Investor George Soros, Chairman of Soros Fund Management and author of "The Crash of 2008 and What it Means." Have a look and listen to Mr. Soros. He knows and understands what he is saying. Video is from Reuters.
How to stay employed?

With unemployment at historic highs, keeping your job is job one. Have a look at this episode, Tips To Keep Your Job, where Hoofy and Boo give you some tips on how to stay working. Hoofy and Boo are the famous reporters from MinyanVille.
Hoofy and Boo - Quiz Show

Join Hoofy and Boo for a quiz show that dares to ask: "What would John Thain Do?". If you want to know more than have a look at the show. Hoofy and Boo are the Minyanville reporters that keeps you upddated.
Hoofy, Boo and Obamania

Hoofy and Boo, the Reporters from Minyanville, takes a look at Obama's plans for the economy. Share the wisdom and insight with Hoofy and Boo
End of Wall Street

End of Wall Street. A series of three parts from The Wall Street Journal and published on MarketWatch. They cover What Happened, Why it Happened and What happens Next. Have a look at them here or at MarketWatch.