Overlooked Tax Deductions to Help Taxpayers Save
NY AP outlines common overlooked deductions for last year refis and current costs. It highlights deductions for tax preparation fees audits carryovers from prior returns and life changes such as head of household status job hunting and education or professional expenses.
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New York
IRS
Edward A. Slott
Rockville
Tre
N.Y
Ernst & Young
Slott
Arnault Eyes Tough Gucci Battle In Luxury Clash
Bernard Arnault has built LVMH into a global luxury empire and now targets Gucci in a potential takeover. Analysts note Arnault’s ruthless tactics and strong track record, while Gucci under Domenico De Sole and Tom Ford has driven rapid sales growth. Since January, LVMH has invested about $1.4 billion as talks unfold.
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Paris
Bernard Arnault
LVMH
Hennessy Louis Vuitton
Gucci
Arnault
Tom Blackett
Florida
France
Interbrand
Blackett
Asia
Associated Press
Arault
Domenico de Sole
Tom Ford
Cedric Magnesia
Credit Suisse First Boston
Realistic approach advised for mutual fund investing
AAP report warns that investors should match expectations with fund risks and rewards. Past performance alone cannot predict future results, as stock funds saw high gains but future returns are likely smaller. Surveys show many expect 5 to 15 percent but other data highlight persistent optimism risks.
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New York
Lipper Inc
Theresa Hamacher
Boston
Pioneer Investment Management Inc
U.S
Standard & Poor
MFS Investment Management
Roper Starch
Royce bets on small caps as bear market wears on
Charles Royce, head of a $23 billion fund group, expects a revival in small cap and micro cap stocks after a looming market correction. He cautions against betting heavily on stocks now while tech shares fade and leadership narrows, noting a bear trend for small caps spanning nearly three years.
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New York
Wall Street
Charles Royce
Royce
mid-Manhattan
Motley Fool founders ride wave of popularity and growth
The Motley Fool duo Tom and David Gardner built a media and investment empire from a free online newsletter to books radio shows and a 120 employee company in Alexandria Virginia Their approach demystifies Wall Street and their new book Rule Breakers Rule Makers urges investors to seek top pioneer companies and avoid short term market predictions.
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Tom
David Gardner
Alexandria
Gardners
America
Fidelity
Peter Lynch
San Francisco
Charles Schwab
Wall Street
Simon & Schuster
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