Campaign Spotlight: Silver State Senate Race Still Up For Grabs

As the junior U.S. Senator from Nevada, Republican Dean Heller sits in the long shadow of his senior colleague, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

There are signs that Heller's own shadow may be increasing -- but he's not there yet.

Heller was appointed to the junior senatorial seat by Gov. Brian Sandoval, after a vacancy was created by the resignation of Sen. John Ensign after a sex scandal involving a staffer.

Campaign Spotlight: Silver State Senate Race Still Up For Grabs

As the junior U.S. Senator from Nevada, Republican Dean Heller sits in the long shadow of his senior colleague, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

There are signs that Heller's own shadow may be increasing -- but he's not there yet.

Heller was appointed to the junior senatorial seat by Gov. Brian Sandoval, after a vacancy was created by the resignation of Sen. John Ensign after a sex scandal involving a staffer.

Trading Psychology Part 5: Leave your emotions behind

We continue our series on weekend posts on trading psychology. Please read our previous posts on Trading Psychology by browsing to Capital3x.com  and reading the following title under "Think Tank": Trading behavioral psychology Part 1: Attachment to results Trading Psychology Part 2: Stop Management Trading psychology Part 3: Fighting the tape Trading Psychology: Part 4 The capital3x rules in trading Before we go ahead with the post, if you have not gone portfolio for the week, you

Zuckerberg Marries Long-time Girlfriend Priscilla Chan

Mark Zuckerberg, founder and chief executive of Facebook Inc. (FB), married long-time girl friend Priscilla Chan, thus ending a busy week that saw the stock market debut of the social networking giant.

Google Wins China Approval For Motorola Mobility Buy

Chinese regulators have approved Google Inc.'s (GOOG) $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. (MMI), reports said Saturday.

Reports: Yahoo Close To Selling 20% Stake In Alibaba

Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) is close to selling half of its 40 percent stake in Alibaba.com Ltd. (ALBCF.PK) to the Chinese e-commerce firm, reports said. A deal worth about $7 billion may be announced as early as Monday.

Medicare Study Shows Costs Lowest In Alaska, Highest In Nevada

A new national study of Medicare costs shows Alaska with the lowest health care expenses of any state in the nation, although coming changes to how those costs are calculated may dethrone the state.

Alaska spends just $15,550 per Medicare patient, per visit, the study says, far below the national median of $17,988, as measured from May 2010 to February 2011. The runner-up was New Mexico, with an average of $15,680.

Age In Presidential Voting Preference A Factor Only Among Whites

A new Gallup poll released Friday shows President Barack Obama holds a large lead over Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney among young voters, while Romney is more popular among older voters. However, delving deeper, the poll illustrates differentials in age vastly change voting preference among whites.

Weekend lesson in Trading: Inside Days

This is an exclusive update for our Subscribers. We begin a series of trading lessons for our subscribers. While some of these concepts discussed here are popular methods, they will act as refreshers for your trading. We will be using them in our analysis as we have done in the past. Today we will look at Inside Day setups, a much discussed and often maligned technique for reasons which are not clearly understood.

ITC Initial Ruling Calls For American Import Ban Of Motorola Devices

In a significant patent victory for Microsoft Corp. (MSFT), the U.S. International Trade Commission, in its preliminary ruling, has ordered a ban on the import of some models of Motorola Mobility Holding Inc.'s (MMI) Android phones and tablets into America. This ruling is an affirmation of a decision taken Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Theodore Essex in December 2011.