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'The Fortune Tellers' exposes financial media's power to manipulate stock market

By Binh Nguyen | November 20, 2000

These days, it seems that the concerns of many more American households are tied to the ups and downs of a volatile stock market, with a larger proportion of their personal savings invested in stock portfolios.

Online databases expose credit card shoppers to greater risk

By Binh Nguyen | October 16, 2000

As online shopping increases in popularity, concerns about credit card security have increased as well.

Balancing the Books

By Binh Nguyen | October 2, 2000

With the booming new e-economy, the rules in the business world have changed. Now, it is not just about the quality of a company's goods or services, but rather, it is how fast it reacts to the ever-changing financial playgrounds filled with new-spawned ideas and technologies.

Binh Nguyen

'The Fortune Tellers' exposes financial media's power to manipulate stock market

Online databases expose credit card shoppers to greater risk

Balancing the Books

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