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Written By: Meghan Schiller on May 8, 2012 No Comment
Ameren needs to recharge, investors leery

Analysts say investors should be leery of Ameren Corp.’s ability to pay the high costs of Illinois’ new emissions standards.

Written By: Steven Louie on June 2, 2011 No Comment
Investing in the Mexican middle class not without risks

Investing in the iShares MSCI Mexico Investable market index fund, EWW, is one way retail investors can take advantage of the growing middle class in Mexico, but risks abound for a country where the rule of law has been unsuccessful in curbing serious outbreaks of drug-related violence.

Written By: Hannah G. Vickers on May 26, 2011 No Comment
Australia still strong for long-term

Despite Moody’s downgrading the four major Australian banks to a rating of AA2 last week, investors shouldn’t take that to mean the country is down and out just yet.

Written By: Heather Perlberg on May 24, 2011 No Comment
Government reshuffling in Singapore should not affect foreign investments

A reshuffling of Singapore’s Parliament should have little impact on the country’s favorable investment status.

Written By: Marissa Oberlander on May 4, 2011 No Comment
Despite recent hiccups, Google’s rock solid reputation makes it an attractive long-term investment

Do you trust Google? America says no, but according to a Harris Interactive poll, they’re pretty impressed with its balance sheet and coveted employee benefits. See why this cash cow is a worthwhile long-term investment.

Written By: Steven Louie on April 28, 2011 No Comment
Exelon-Constellation, raw deal for Exelon investors?

The combination of Exelon Corp. and Constellation Energy Group will create a $34 billion company and will be the largest retail energy marketer in the U.S.

Written By: Nida Tahir on April 13, 2011 No Comment
March retail sales up as gas prices soar

Retail sales in March rose for the ninth consecutive month, boosted by soaring gasoline prices. High gas prices worry some economists, while others point to strength in home furnishings and restaurant sales as cause for optimism.

Written By: Carolyn Surh on August 26, 2010 No Comment
Considering property in Hong Kong? Tread carefully

Hong Kong has been experiencing some tumultuous times of its own: home prices have increased 13 percent this year on top of a 30 percent jump in 2009.

Written By: Daniel Hom on May 5, 2010 No Comment
UAL may look cheap, but don’t rush to buy

Photo courtesy of UAL and Continental Airlines.

A merger with Continental Airlines Inc. and Chicago-based UAL Corp. could create the world’s largest airline—as well as a solid investment opportunity with an undervalued company. But don’t act so fast, Morningstar Inc. analyst Basili Alukos explains.

Written By: Alice Truong on January 20, 2010 No Comment


Northern Trust on LaSalle Street. Alice Truong/MEDILL

BY ALICE TRUONG – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Seems like Northern Trust Corp.’s (Nasdaq:NTRS) clients are still apparently shaken by the economic climate.

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