I"m reading a book right now called "A random walk down Wall Street" by Burton G. Malkiel. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in directly investing in the stock market. The authors basic premise is that it's a losing game if you try anything other than a broad investment strategy

One of Cary Grant's earliest starring roles was in a movie called "Holiday," which IMDB tells me was released in 1938. I saw it several years ago with my family, so I'm a little hazy on the details, but the basic premise is that Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn are engaged. She's a witty but rather ...

Mark Shuttleworth’s HIP2B² program is based on the premise "...that for young people, education, particularly in the sciences, is the foundation for personal and career prosperity. In short, it is the biggest investment you will ever make, and the dividends

If I understand his premise correctly, Umair believes that Google’s decision not to advertise on its homepage represents an investment in consumers. He actually quantifies this “investment” when he says “Google is foregoing revenues so ...