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More money managers think U.S. stocks are frothy, but they continue to find compelling value in other parts of the global market.

There appears to be more upside for Google stock over the next decade than for Apple, PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel tells CNBC.

The marijuana start-up Mjardin is taking putting its intellectual property in a separate company, one that its founder thinks could eventually go public someday.

The greatest fear of many Americans is that they won’t have enough money for retirement. Just over half – or 53 percent – of all full-time workers participate in an employer-provided retirement plan, according to the Employee Benefits Research Institute. Employers have long been phasing out defined benefit pension programs in favor of 401(k)s and other work-based retirement accounts. During the recession and afterward, many people’s personal savings were depleted as they dipped into retirement money to pay the rent or make ends meet.

Wall Street’s leading breakup artist is fed up with what he says is bad chemistry at DuPont and wants the 200-year-old company and 80-year member of the Dow Jones Industrial Average busted apart.

Apple may become a regulated financial institution, unwittingly, reports USA Today.

It may seem like a great time to buy Microsoft, but analysts say wait for a better entry point.
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