The New York Times took an in-depth look at infrastructure yesterday — and the editors are bullish. Part of the reason is politics. Democratic presidential candidates usually favor more spending on infrastructure, appealing to their union base. But this year, the Republican candidate seems to agree. Clinton and Trump… Read More

Not only does terrorism take a human toll, it has a real economic impact. Read More

Brace yourself for a wild week in the markets. Read More

This cross-border deal means investors can buy a mostly American utility at the cheaper Canadian exchange rate. Read More

More utility sector consolidation is ahead. Read More

One of the Great Truths of Investing is that diversification is the key to avoiding roller-coaster returns in your long-term portfolio. That “Truth” looks more and more like a myth. I’m not saying diversification won’t smooth out returns in some cases. It will. That’s certainly true in a stock portfolio. Read More

It's still a strong company, and buying on dips will be profitable. Read More

We may be living in the “Year of the Mega Deal,” but the latest announced merger may signal an era is coming to an end.Bayer’s (OTC: BAYRY) proposed takeover of Monsanto (NYSE: MON), is a transaction valued at $66 billion including debt, making it the biggest deal of the year… Read More

Now that both presidential candidates have informed the world of their blood pressure and cholesterol counts, here’s hoping the inane campaign coverage turns to topics that really matter to the future of our country and the world.From an economic perspective, it’d be nice for the media to examine both candidates’… Read More

The first MLP IPO of 2016 offered investors a stake in the successful shale driller’s midstream assets. Read More