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General Motors Co.’s redesigned full- size pickups are bolstering analysts’ confidence that the automaker’s shares will keep climbing after topping their initial public offering price for the first time in two years.
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Investor fascination with hedge funds has been on full display for the past two weeks as managers filed their quarterly holding reports, known as 13Fs. Everyone wants to know what John Paulson or David Einhorn or David Tepper is loading up on and what they're getting rid of. And yes, there's an exchange-traded fund to feed that fascination. It's up 52 percent since its inception less than a year ago -- 18 percent more than the S&P 500 Index.
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Today, Benjamin Graham is known primarily as Warren Buffett’s investing mentor and the author of multiple classics about value investing. Toward the end of his life, in the 1973 edition of “The Intelligent Investor,” Graham wrote, “Ever since 1934 we have argued in our writings for a more intelligent and energetic attitude by stockholders toward their managements”.
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U.S. stocks rallied for a fourth straight week, sending benchmark indexes to record highs, as data showing confidence improved among consumers and small businesses fueled optimism in the world’s largest economy.
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Four times a year, the rest of us get to watch as billionaires try to outsmart each other.
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David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital Inc. bought shares of Oil States International Inc. and Apple Inc., while selling out of Ensco Plc during the first quarter.
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Tiger Global Management LLC, Appaloosa Management LP and Tudor Investment Corp. are among the hedge funds that sold large stakes in Apple Inc. during the first quarter as the iPhone maker’s stock slumped.
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Porsche SE, the family-controlled holding company that owns a majority of Volkswagen AG, said it views legal claims in Germany by 25 plaintiffs seeking more than 1.36 billion euros ($1.77 billion) as unfounded.
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Porsche Automobil Holding SE, already facing suits seeking a combined 4 billion euros ($5.2 billion) linked to the carmaker’s aborted takeover of Volkswagen AG, was sued by 25 more hedge funds in Germany.
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German stocks were little changed at a record high as better-than-forecast U.S. retail sales offset declines in Commerzbank AG and Deutsche Lufthansa AG.
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