Stocks are slightly higher after both the Dow and S&P 500 cleared record round-number hurdles at the close of last week.
The S&P 500 breaks above 1,600 and the Dow eclipses 15,000 after the government reports stronger-than-expected jobs figures for April.
Stocks are higher as data shows Americans spent more in March, even though their incomes grew by a bit less than expected.
The manager of Fairholme Fund sees his investment thesis playing out over the next 5 to 7 years.
Stocks are lower, extending the slide that began late Wednesday following Ben Bernanke's press conference.
Need a great place to find stock ideas? Look no further than the quarterly 13F filings put out by the super-investors.
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