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The blue-chip index finally has managed to erase the losses it recorded during the crisis. Here's what's driving the remarkable bull run.
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Despite the threat of sequestration, UBS is positive on some of the biggest defense contractors.
Automatic spending cuts known as sequestration will hit March 1 unless Congress and the White House can agree on a new spending plan. Markets are betting the cuts won't take place -- and could be rattled if they do.
Commercial drones, 3-D printers, self-driving cars . . . the tools coming out of the virtual revolution will be used to take the world -- and tech investing -- to promising new places.
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